SINGAPORE: Singapore needs to raise its auditing and accounting standards to help boost the nation’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) credibility following a series of corporate scandals, according to the country’s top central banker.
“There have been several failures that are due to lapses in accounting, auditing, and some fraudulent activities are not as easily detected, ” said Ravi Menon, head of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and the country’s financial regulator.
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