Malaysia

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August 2023
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The GRI framework continues to be the dominant sustainability reporting standard in the region, with an increasing use of the TCFD framework. In the second edition of our report, we find that while there is growing focus on sustainability reporting by regulators, sustainability external assurance remains poor across Asia Pacific.Read more
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The NETR, launched on 27 July, will help the nation navigate the complexity of energy transition from a traditional fossil fuel-based economy to a high-value green economy. We share 4 takeaways for businesses who are looking to incorporate energy transition in their strategies. Read more
Help our judges determine the winners of PwC Malaysia's Building Trust Awards 2023

The finalists of the Building Trust Awards 2023 were announced earlier this week. We want to know what you think of the 20 finalists’ efforts in building trust. Take the Building Trust public poll. Poll closes 3 September 2023.
E-invoicing

As companies in Malaysia begin to transition to an e-invoicing system, a key question to consider is how e-invoices will be transmitted from your database to the Inland Revenue Board’s database. Choosing the right integration tool will depend on your current system set up and operation requirements. Read more
Capital markets

Companies listed on the FTSE4Good Bursa Malaysia (F4GBM) Index, which have demonstrated strong ESG business practices, have been able to deliver higher valuation multiples and investment returns. Potential ESG investment opportunities in Malaysia include energy transition, food security, and mobility transformation. Read more
Consumer

When customers are checking out their shopping cart online or in-store, they have already made many crucial decisions. Understanding their pre-purchase behaviour will allow you to connect with them higher up the purchasing process and engage them at critical points of decision. Read more
Operations

Top-performing organisations don’t only use managed services to reduce costs. They’re strategic about it, and see managed services as a way to access talent and technology. This makes them 1.6 times and 2.4 times more likely to be faster to market and more innovative, respectively, than those focused solely on cost savings.Read more

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