Banks need to do more in net-zero efforts


PETALING JAYA: More efforts are needed for the Malaysian banking sector to achieve net-zero as part of the sector’s decarbonisation efforts, according to global consulting firm Oliver Wyman head of Malaysia Anirudh Singh.

Net-zero is considered the benchmark standard for decarbonisation or the reduction of carbon.

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