Millennials to take the lead in ESG revolution

Growing number interested in impact of their investments and role in promoting global issues

Vasu Menon For The Straits Times

Research shows that companies with better environmental, social and governance profiles tend to be able to borrow more cheaply and enjoy higher credit rankings and lower cost of equity capital, says the writer. ST FILE PHOTO

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May 17, 2021, 05:00 AM

Millennials, the largest generation in history with an estimated global population in excess of two billion, are clearly a major force to be reckoned with.

They have already brought about big changes to the world we live in, and they will continue to drive changes in many areas.

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