Country’s interest in transition investing growing


Standard Chartered Malaysia head of wealth and retail banking Harmander Mahal.

PETALING JAYA: Investors in Malaysia rank second highest when it comes to interest in transition investing, according to Standard Chartered Bank.

In a survey, it said 91% of investors in Malaysia indicated very strong interest in transition investing, versus 88% recorded for sustainable investing, Standard Chartered said in its latest Sustainable Banking Report.

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