Hysan Included In FTSE4Good Index Series
September 23, 2008 |
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Hysan Development Company Limited has announced that it has become a constituent member of the FTSE4Good Global Index, one of the best known indices for socially responsible investment.
This index is used as a tool by investors to identify companies that meet globally recognized socially responsible standards in the areas of environmental protection, social and stakeholder relations, human and labour rights, and countering bribery. One key objective of the Index is to contribute to the development of responsible business practice around the world.
"We are delighted that Hysan is now a constituent member of such a prestigious international index," said Peter T.C. Lee, Chairman of Hysan Development. "The inclusion recognizes our efforts to strive to be both a successful and responsible business. As a member of the Index, we will continue to maintain high ethical and corporate governance standards, address environmental issues, contribute to our communities, and communicate well with our stakeholders."
Hysan is the first Hong Kong based company to be added to the FTSE4Good Global Index since September 2005. Hysan Development is a property investment, management and development company in Hong Kong with a major portfolio in high-quality office, retail and residential properties. It is one of the largest commercial landlords in the prime office and retail Causeway Bay district.
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