Business Talk – Standard Bank’s Joel Buatre on why ESG adoption is lagging behind in South Africa

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In this Business Talk interview, Standard Bank’s Joel Buatre explains why South Africa is lagging behind the rest of the world when it comes to the adoption of ESG principles.

Joel Buatre is the Digital Portfolio Lead for Corporate and Investment Banking at Standard Bank Group.

As part of his mandate, he leads the development of a framework which is used to evaluate the potential sustainability and ESG benefits of all products and solutions offered through Standard Bank’s OneHub solution. In this Business Talk interview, Buatre talks about how South Africa is lagging behind the rest of the world when it comes to the adoption of ESG principles.

 

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