最新报道:Temasek Holdings is reevaluating its defense sector investments as part of a strategic ESG shift, signaling potential divestments from arms manufacturers. The Singapore state investor, managing $287 billion, is reviewing whether defense aligns with its sustainability goals amid growing scrutiny over ethical investing. CEO Dilhan Pillay noted the firm must balance financial returns with societal impact, acknowledging defense's role in national security but questioning its ESG compatibility. The move follows similar ESG-driven portfolio reviews by global peers like Norway's sovereign wealth fund, which excludes certain weapons producers. Temasek's decision could influence other Asian investors grappling with defense investments' ESG implications.