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The Ghana Stock Exchange has issued an Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) disclosures guidance manual in collaboration with relevant organizations as sustainable investments increase, driven by investor and stakeholder interest in ESG matters.

In Ghana, companies are increasingly disclosing their ESG performance to attract preferential investments. In this publication, authored by Partner Dorothy Mensah and Associate Kezia Owusu-Ansah, we explore the valuable recommendations outlined in the ESG disclosures guidance manual.

The guide provides companies with essential insights on aligning with sustainable practices and meeting the evolving expectations of investors.

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