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Chitchat That's right. ESG and sustainability is just woke nonsense

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UBS cut its seven-person Asia sustainability team to a headcount of three.
https://www.straitstimes.com/busine...ff-by-half-in-latest-pullback-by-global-banks

The chief sustainability office is now staffed with only 35 employees from > 100.

ABN Amro and Standard Chartered have also made cuts to their ESG headcounts. Barclays, HSBC and Wells Fargo have also downgraded top sustainability positions, a sure sign of lower hiring interest.

Major Wall Street banks have effectively stopped global initiatives by the financial sector on decarbonisation, most notably the end of the so-called "Net Zero Banking Alliance". *LOL*

But in singapore, the game plays on. Some hiring analysis platforms still insisting that Singapore’s green hiring market remains "robust". *LOL*

ESG and sustainability is just woke nonsense. Took u long enough to figure it out? *LOL*
 
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Banks, investment experts and wealth managers have also stopped peddling right-click-and-save Non Farkable Tokens as a "viable alternative asset class for portfolio diversification".

Have u noticed? *LOL*
 
Banks, investment experts and wealth managers have also stopped peddling right-click-and-save Non Farkable Tokens as a "viable alternative asset class for portfolio diversification".

Have u noticed? *LOL*

Probably coincided with the same timeline of Tiong-linked Binance experiencing legal troubles in the USA. :wink:


Singapore’s new crypto rules explained: Why are they so harsh? Who will be driven out? Will it trigger a mass exodus?
https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/25229023946409

Singapore's 'cliff-like' exit: Web3 paradise turns into a restricted zone overnight
https://www.binance.com/en/square/post/25392692533185


Binance money laundering scandal explained: What to know​

https://www.techtarget.com/whatis/feature/Binance-money-laundering-scandal-explained-What-to-know
 
Crypto blockchain technology used in cryptocurrencies is inherently secure and resistant to unauthorized access or manipulation across the networks. But vulnerabilities can exist in other areas, such as end user(careless) wallets or at exchanges.
 
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