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Khazanah raises post-Covid ESG investing hurdles

Jolie Ho
The pandemic has sharpened investors’ focus on ESG adoption, but for Khazanah and other asset owners in Asia, scaling up sustainability-themed investments has its challenges.
Khazanah raises post-Covid ESG investing hurdles

While institutional investors have increasingly embraced environmental, social and governance (ESG) investments as a result of the pandemic, progress at some pension and sovereign wealth funds has remained slow. Issues in fund structure and product supply are seen likely to hinder their ability to expand sustainability-themed investments even post-Covid.

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