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Compliance with ESG regulation is a growing concern among corporate treasurers. Many are turning to supply chain finance to help them meet their ESG objectives, with technology becoming increasingly key.
Gopul Shah, director of corporate treasury and structured trade finance at Golden Agri-Resources discussed how best to navigate the supply chain challenges of recent months.
The Singapore-based firm aims to make it easier for corporates to report on ESG by leveraging ESGpedia, a registry of related data and certification, developed in partnership with MAS.
The tax and advisory firm announced record global revenues of $50 billion for the past year. It views Asia as “a growth engine for the world”, amid pessimistic economic forecasts in other regions.
A trend towards localisation of supply chains, prompted by trade wars and the Covid-19 pandemic, is likely to persist, as corporates increasingly focus on resilience over cost optimisation. These elements may ...