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Summary

ESG is increasingly relevant beyond large listed companies, with expectations reaching SMEs through customers, supply chains, financing, procurement and business relationships with larger organisations.

Join the Malaysian Division ESG Committee for an accessible update on the current ESG landscape, with a focus on developments relevant to Malaysian SMEs. The session will cover key Malaysian developments, including the National Sustainability Reporting Framework (NSRF), SSM’s proposed amendments to the Companies Act 2016 on sustainability reporting, and the Simplified ESG Disclosure Guide (SEDG).

The session will also touch on selected developments across ASEAN and APAC, and what these trends may mean for Malaysian businesses.

Whether you are at the beginning of your sustainability journey or looking to keep up with the changing landscape, this session will provide a practical starting point for considering what ESG may mean for your organisation.

For further enquiries, please email to my@cpaaustralia.com.au

CPD hour: 1 hour

 

Learning Outcomes:

  • Explain why ESG is increasingly relevant to SMEs and how expectations may arise through customers, supply chains, financing and procurement.
  • Describe key developments in Malaysia’s sustainability reporting landscape, including the NSRF, proposed Companies Act amendments and SEDG.
  • Identify practical considerations for your organisation as sustainability expectations continue to evolve across Malaysia, ASEAN and APAC.

Speaker

Take a look at our speaker scheduled for this event.

Dr David Teh CPA (Aust.) 

Sustainability Strategy and Risk Advisor, DT Independent Advisory

ESG Committee Chair, CPA Australia 

Dr David Teh is a CA- and CPA-qualified enterprise strategy and sustainability advisor with over 16 years of experience. He advises boards, C-suite executives and senior leaders on enterprise strategy, sustainability and transformation. His work helps organisations move beyond ESG compliance by embedding sustainability into strategy, risk management and growth planning. 

With expertise across strategy, sustainability, risk and technology, he supports organisations in identifying opportunities, building resilience and creating long-term competitive advantage through data-driven, sustainable business design. David brings cross-industry experience across the private and public sectors and has taught at university level, combining academic insight, specialist expertise and practical application.