Our silent guardians of ESG reporting in corporate Malaysia


In Malaysia, internal auditors are already shifting from being rule enforcers to contributors who support ethical decision-making.—Unsplash

Sustainability has become a priority in Malaysian boardrooms, and ESG reporting is no longer just a formality. It now serves as a marker of real commitment to responsible business practices. Behind the scenes, internal auditors play an essential part in ensuring that what companies report is accurate and trustworthy.

With stricter requirements from Bursa Malaysia and Bank Negara Malaysia, internal auditors have taken on expanded responsibilities. Their work strengthens transparency, risk oversight and public confidence.

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