India’s dubious ESG regulations could scare global investors
Recent changes proposed by SEBI suggest the market regulator is fixated on ease of doing business instead of plugging gaps in companies’ sustainability reporting, risking investor interest.
16 July, 2024•10 min
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16 July, 2024•10 min
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