PVI Asset Management has committed to ESG investment principles, highlighting a strategic alignment with sustainable practices to enhance long-term value and stakeholder engagement in Vietnam.

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ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria are increasingly becoming a significant focus in the investment landscape, particularly for asset management firms. ESG not only serves as a set of standards for assessing business operations and investments but also embodies a philosophy where financial returns are aligned with social values and environmental responsibilities. Firms that effectively integrate ESG principles into their decision-making processes can enhance their risk management practices, especially regarding environmental and social challenges.

Target corporations and investment projects are evaluated on three core aspects: environmental impact including emissions and climate risk management, social policies such as labor rights and community contributions, and governance principles involving transparency and ethical business conduct. Companies adopting ESG frameworks are better positioned for long-term sustainability, thus creating lasting value for stakeholders and society at large.

Industry Overview in Vietnam

The concept of ESG is gaining traction across various sectors in Vietnam as part of a global trend towards sustainable development. As the country continues to develop economically, there is an increasing recognition of the importance of sustainable business practices, enhanc

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