As we reached the end of 2022, we made some predictions for the top 5 ESG data trends for 2023. Over the past couple of years, we have seen companies being called to account on ESG disclosure, driven by investor and consumer sentiment. This seems to have contributed to a marked increase in corporate sustainability reporting - a trend we are encouraged to see.
This White Paper was written as part of Project Virtus, and addresses pertinent issues in the ESG space, including the information asymmetry gap in sustainable capital markets, the future of machine-readable ESG data, and deep-dives into ESG accounting and management.
Read MoreESGTech and Carbon Asset Solutions announce partnership to develop verifiable co-benefit carbon credits
Sharing a common ethos for auditable data, ESGTech and Carbon Asset Solutions (CAS) have announced a partnership that will promote synergies for end-to-end data exchange to facilitate the growth of co-benefit carbon credits and promote sustainable farming practices.
Remon Gazal, COO and Co-Founder of ESGTech presenting the disclosure report automatically generated by the ESGTech disclosure platform.
ESGTech sets a new standard for scalable and affordable ESG disclosure by empowering corporates to more seamlessly disclose ESG data, and financial institutions to easily assess ESG risks of their loan entity.
Read MoreAs experts expect ESG assets to hit $53 trillion by 2025, the need for verified, accessible and auditable ESG data has never been more significant.
I had the honour of recently speaking on a panel with experts from the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS), Surbana Jurong Private Limited (SJ) and UOB, and below are five trends I believe will shape the ESG data landscape in 2022.
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