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MSWG Weekly Newsletter 22 March 2024 (English)

The scale and pace of change required to stave off the worst impacts of global warming will be more disruptive and costly than expected, especially when it is almost certain that climate change is here to stay.

Amidst rising temperatures, investors and businesses face unprecedented challenges in integrating the potential climate impacts into their decision-making processes and risk assessments.

MSWG Weekly Newsletter 15 March 2024 (English)

Key considerations before investing in ETFs

Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have gained global investors' interest as a new class of investment as they provide a wide variety of ETFs for investors to invest in, namely from stock exchange indices, commodities, equities, bonds, and lately, bitcoins.

ETFs offer a flexible, diversified and efficient investment option for investors. To choose the best ETFs, it is essential to consider your investment objective, past performance, liquidity, costs, investment structure, fund size and available research.

    MSWG Weekly Newsletter 15 March 2024 (English)

    Key considerations before investing in ETFs

    Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) have gained global investors' interest as a new class of investment as they provide a wide variety of ETFs for investors to invest in, namely from stock exchange indices, commodities, equities, bonds, and lately, bitcoins.

    ETFs offer a flexible, diversified and efficient investment option for investors. To choose the best ETFs, it is essential to consider your investment objective, past performance, liquidity, costs, investment structure, fund size and available research.

      MSWG Weekly Newsletter 08 March 2024 (English)

      Appointment and resignation of auditors are routine for businesses. While familiarity fosters efficiency, it also breeds complacency. Therefore, companies are encouraged to periodically rotate their audit firms as part of sound corporate governance practice.

      However, seeing external auditors resign before their term ends without prior indication is probably a telltale sign that things are not right.

      There have been numerous expressions of frustration among external auditors over the years that led to their sudden resignation but the reasons behind such action were obscured by the generic justifications, claiming auditors left voluntarily.