Businesses plan to make their supply chains more responsible
by Jack Large
HSBC survey shows that companies make supply chains more socially and environmentally responsible; Shell & Maersk set ambitious targets
Sustainable and green strategies have never been more important to corporate financial health. In the Internet age, when reputations can be built and ruined at viral speed, companies are under more…
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HSBC survey shows that companies make supply chains more socially and environmentally responsible; Shell & Maersk set ambitious targets
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Corporate reporting must deliver better climate change and environmental information to financial markets, say group of EU investors
by Bija Knowles
Non-financial disclosures are becoming increasingly essential to institutional investors' decision-making, according to a study by EY
by Bija Knowles
Business has made important progress in improving reporting on key environmental and social goals but much more needs to be done
by Jack Large
MarketWatch lists what you can do to help the planet: from solar panels to changing your diet
by Bija Knowles
A study shows that green bonds create long-term value for corporate issuers and also reduce their environmental footprint
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The SASB has codified the first industry-specific sustainability accounting standards covering 77 industries
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The group committed to more alignment of sustainability reporting frameworks and integration of non-financial and financial reporting
by Jack Large
Can the Terra approach to financial technology and investment change the way banks think about energy transition?
by Bija Knowles
Is corporate reporting fit for purpose? Is it time to embrace digital? And how close are we to sustainability disclosure?
by Bija Knowles
European financial markets authorities are shining a spotlight on non-financial, environmental disclosures in annual statements
by Jack Large
How can investors and CFOs be persuaded that sustainable investment is urgent and necessary to manage risks of climate change?
by Bija Knowles
Climate change requires urgent action from all tiers of society. UK financial regulators have set out steps to prepare for climate risk
by Bija Knowles
Two key use-cases for blockchain – supply chain optimisation and new financing models – should be of interest to finance professionals
by Jack Large
They also do good stuff as well, but are they essential?
by Bija Knowles
CDP data shows more companies than ever are monitoring and tracking their water use and innovating in this area
by Bija Knowles
CTMfile speaks to Nico Fettes, CDP Europe, about its green ratings initiative and how data requirements will affect CFOs and treasury
by Bija Knowles
Governance and financial reporting are some of the key areas where financial and accounting professionals can make a difference
by Bija Knowles
Climate and environmental-related threats are exposing businesses to unpredictable operational risks – investors need to know
by Bija Knowles
There is a growing momentum in sustainable investing, as 70 per cent of investors have already implemented ESG strategies
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Focus on strengthening core business before investing in new markets and ensure synergies between old and new
by Bija Knowles
S&P study shows 15% of companies disclosed that weather events affected their bottom line in 2017 but few quantified that effect
by Bija Knowles
As much as 40 per cent of multinational profits are shifted to low-tax countries each year, depriving developing and EU countries of 20 per cent of their tax revenues
by Jack Large
S&P Global Ratings Green Evaluations are essential in benchmarking your green performance and your green bonds