Esg Task Force News Today

This week’s ESG Task Force settlement and the statements made by the Task Force representative show that the SEC is committed to pursuing companies that it believes are deliberately misrepresenting ESG-related information to the public and to investors.

BNY Mellon’s Investment Adviser arm has agreed to pay the US Securities and Exchange Commission $1.5m in penalties.

Securities and Exchange Commission SEC committing in 2022 to pursue companies that misrepresent information to investors regarding Environmental, Social and Governance ESG. SEC ESG Task Force filed first complaint against Brazilian mining company presenting fraudulent info.

Media statement by Dr Ong Kian Ming, member of Parliament for Bangi and assistant political education director for the Democratic Action Party (DAP) on March 18, 2022

KPIs for DNB, telcos, MCMC, and MOF.

FEBRUARY 21 — EMIR Research would like to put forward the fundamental and critical questions that policy-makers (if they are really neutral) should be pressing Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) to answer instead of FAQ-like questions that serve only to reinforce the main narrative that does not stand...

FROM By Dr Rais Hussin and Dr Margarita Peredaryenko

KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 12 — Digital Nasional Berhad (DNB) said giving private companies the power to operate a second 5G single wholesale infrastructure risks upending the government’s plan to make the high-speed internet technology affordable. Its chief executive Ralph Marshall warned that a dual...

Despite the publicity, all sort of advocacy and lobbying by various interested parties involved, the so-called single wholesale network (SWN) model proposition by Digital National Berhad (DNB), as it stands today, doesn’t hold water from the perspectives of nation-building, technical feasibility, financial and commercial viability as well as governance and integrity

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