technological advancements and the regulatory environment change1 over time. It is recommended that issuers communicate clearly to investors the rationale and process according to which the KPI(s) have been
focus from various stakeholders. Leading & significant future trends Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) Movement & agenda Dematerialized world – the rise of Intangible capital 3 Increasing
performance of the SPT Benchmark means a reference that can be used to measure or compare performance ESG means environmental, social and governance, or some combination thereof 7ASEAN SUSTAINABILITY-LINKED
ratio is one of the most widely-used metrics for how investors value firms for equity investment (e.g. Kim and Ritter, 1999; Liu 4 et al., 2002). As a benchmark comparison, the PE ratio enables investors
trainings Monitoring process to ensure the staff’s fulfillment of training requirements has been increasingly more important due to the fast-changing business environment and professional standards. Thus, the
consideration of market specificities and nuanced approaches for different engagements • Numerous engagement options and reference points for investors, supported by wide range of tools, benchmark assessments and
direction primarily by considering the balance of three dimensions – economy, society and environment – under good corporate governance, appropriate risk management and effective cost management. At the same
and Exchange Commission, Thailand (SEC)* 3. Office of Natural Resources and Environmental Policy and Planning (ONEP), Ministry of Natural Resource and Environment 4. Department of Alternative Energy
Microsoft PowerPoint - Discussion of risks for auditor Discussion of risk ฝ่ายกํากับบัญชีตลาดทุน 2 agenda 1. Economic Environment 2. Political Environments 3. High Risk Industries 4. Specific
centre of its changing organisational environment Credit Suisse ESG Research, APAC4 Modern slavery Regional instability / migration Demographic shifts: e.g. population aging; Millennials Widening income