The Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI) combines evidence-based human rights research with direct engagement in close collaboration with their partners to bring about human rights change for all.

RWI is a research and academic institution with offices, programmes, and convening power covering 40 countries.

The institute is named after Raoul Wallenberg, the Swedish diplomat who saved tens of thousands of Jews and other people at risk in Hungary at the end of World War II.

A key priority for Capital Markets Malaysia (CMM) is to implement initiatives to build an ecosystem that leverages on sustainable and responsible investments (SRI). As part of this strategy, CMM will lead and collaborate with strategic partners in the establishment of regional Centres of Excellence (COE) to accelerate the capabilities of the country’s industry players in SRI.

The first of these is the formation of the Centre for Sustainable Corporations (CSC). The purpose of CSC is to build sustainable practices amongst public listed companies and to ensure the manner in which these companies raise financing is sustainable.

The COE will provide a platform to develop expertise and positioning of Malaysian corporates as sustainable companies for investment by sustainable investors looking at opportunities in emerging market.

Established in Singapore in 2006, Global Initiatives (GI) is a sustainability-focused company that strives to create data-driven solutions for businesses.

GI aims to raise Corporate Sustainability standards through partnerships, initiatives and programs that share industry best practices on sustainability efforts to help corporations attain their sustainability goals. Through these efforts, GI strives to address some of the greatest challenges facing the world today and create a better future for all.