Diginex Expands Strategic Alliances in ESG Initiatives

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Diginex Expands Strategic Alliances in ESG Initiatives

Diginex, a leader in digital finance and asset management technology, has been actively advancing its initiatives in the environmental, social, and governance (ESG) sector through a series of strategic partnerships. Most recently, on April 28, 2025, the company announced the appointment of two senior executives tasked with driving sustainable finance initiatives alongside strategic mergers and acquisitions. This move aims to bolster Diginex’s growth strategy in the ESG domain.

Earlier developments include a collaboration with Baker Tilly Singapore, announced on April 24, 2025, to provide the diginexESG platform to Baker Tilly's clientele. On April 15, 2025, an alliance with AIKYA was declared to introduce diginexESG in Malaysia, promoting effective ESG reporting and sustainable financial practices. Additionally, on March 31, 2025, Diginex joined forces with Forvis Mazars to enhance supply chain risk assessment services using the diginexLUMEN tool.

These ongoing efforts reflect Diginex's strategic push towards integrating technology solutions with ESG practices. The company is committing significant resources to foster partnerships worldwide, as evidenced by its March 11, 2025, alliance with Russell Bedford International, intended to proliferate ESG reporting across the global accounting sector. Such moves underline Diginex’s dedication to leading the charge in responsible and sustainable financial practices.

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