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Government advised to be more prudent with ESG policies

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The set of management criteria called environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) standards has become one of the Korean government's top policy priorities, after President Moon Jae-in said in early February that it was very meaningful that the country had been awarded the highest rating in Moody's Investors Service's analysis of 114 nations' capabilities in handling ESG issues.

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Government advised to be more prudent with ESG policies

The set of management criteria called environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) standards has become one of the Korean government's top policy priorities, after President Moon Jae-in said in early February that it was very meaningful that the country had been awarded the highest rating in Moody's Investors Service's analysis of 114 nations' capabilities in handling ESG issues.

3 years ago·Korea, Republic of

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