ESG

The useful question for leadership teams right now isn’t “what does the law require this year?” It’s “what capability do we need to hold regardless of what the law requires?”

Mid-sized private equity and credit houses confront December deadline to expand beyond climate or risk regulatory censure.

The European Commission estimates that as many as 450 US-based multinationals will be picked up by 40a reporting.

Kenya’s recently released carbon-market rulebook illustrates why regulatory development is necessary and should be a legal undertaking.

Recent developments in ESG, from the EU’s CSRD and the SEC’s climate-disclosure regulations cancellation to Canada’s natural gas investment.

A discussion on the US Government’s comment submission and whether, as Andrew Puzder, the US Ambassador to the EU suggests, “Now it’s time for the EU to deliver.”

Federal retrenchment diverts renewable development in the US, while Canada continues to use tax incentives to accelerate investment.

Is the true cost of subsidising a financial system that does not integrate ESG higher than the cost of one that does? Elisa Forletta discusses.