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​Corporate Financial Educationand ESG Leadership

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ESG Engagment

To be qualified as an awardee of the “Corporate Financial Education and ESG Leadership”, firms must showcase their commitment in the sustainable development of their organizations, as well as the community in every aspect. Therefore, applicants must also submit TWO INTERNAL + TWO EXTERNAL ESG INITIATIVES they have done over the year. They must provide proof of evidence of the initiatives, e.g. annual report, sustainability report, website, press release etc.

 

What are Categorized as ESG?

ESG stands for Environmental, Social and Governance. It refers to the three key factors that investors and stakeholders consider when evaluating the sustainability and ethical impact of a company or organization.

 

Environmental include a company's impact on the environment and its efforts to manage and mitigate environmental risks and opportunities. This includes but not limited to:

• Reducing Carbon Emissions
• Donation Program to Environmental Cause
• Sustainable Sourcing
• Developing Sustainable Energy Solutions
• Protecting Biodiversity
• Green Office
• Minimizing Waste Production

 

Social refer to a company's impact on people and communities. This includes but not limited to:

• Supporting Community Development
• Promoting Employee Relations
• Promoting Diversity and Inclusion
• Valuing Human Rights
• Supporting Employee Volunteering
• Ensuring Product Safety and Quality

 

Governance factors relate to a company's management and decision-making structures. This includes but not limited to:

• Ensuring Transparency Business
• Practices Promoting
• Executive Compensation
• Implementation of a Broad Diversity Policy
• Ensuring Shareholder Rights
• Promoting Ethical Leadership
• Implementing Anti-corruption Policies

 

What is Internal and External ESG?

Internal ESG refers to ESG programs that take place within the organization, targeting internal stakeholders.

 

External ESG refers to ESG programs that are dedicated to the public, targeting external stakeholders.

 

Below are some examples but not limited to: