Association for Sustainable and Responsible Investment in Asia
Marketplace: SRI Tools for Asian Markets

With interest in SRI growing in Asia, companies and investors are beginning to do the hard work of identifying and analyzing SRI variables in the Asian context. This day is intended to highlight a range of practical issues that promise to shape the SRI agenda. What are the most important SRI issues for key Asian sectors? How do SRI researchers do their work and what can you do to identify material risks? Looking at things from the end investors' perspective, what do recent studies tell us about how SRI funds perform? Away from the conventional fund arena, what progress is being made in innovative areas such as the micro-finance and private equity sectors?

Friday 16 July

Speakers & Presentations
SPEAKERS PANEL
Social and Environmental Audits - Real Disclosure vs. Greenwash
Chair: Carrie Johnson, PAIA Consulting
  

Getting all the facts on supply chain dynamics is disconcertingly difficult and yet that is where most of the risk resides for many global companies. Companies increasingly have their own internal and external experts for supply chain audits. Some just tick the boxes. Others go a lot deeper.

 
 
William Anderson, Head of Social and Environmental Affairs, Asia Pacific, Adidas
  
491 kb Remarks: Speakers Panel on Social & Environmental Auditing

Jonathan Wootliff, Corporate Responsibility Consultant
  
    
Stephen Frost, Research Fellow, Southeast Asia Research Center, City University of Hong Kong
  
   
  
    

    Back to the Top



[ Back ]