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Social Investment Why being responsible does not mean underperforming in SE Asia
Social Investment Why being responsible does not mean underperforming in SE Asia | Why being responsible does not mean underperforming in SE Asia |
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| Sunday, 07 October 2007 | |
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New on-line SRI resources site Responsible Investor reports that there are plenty of Asian companies with excellent corporate and social responsibility (CSR) and huge opportunities for good returns on responsible investment portfolios across the region. In Malaysia SRI full-year returns to August 2007 were 29.0% on the OWW Responsibility SRI Index and peak returns were 44.5%. Compared to the 2.8% full-year returns on the UK FTSE4GOOD and 6.3% on the UK FTSE100 over the same period and you can see why Malaysia stocks offer such potential |
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OWW Consulting , one of South East Asia's leading CSR consultancies, launches two new websites. CSR Malaysia is their contribution to help promote CSR in the region. SRI Asia houses the OWW Responsibility SRI Index Series.
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