Tag: sustainability

Investors’ expectations of board responsiveness rise
A majority of top fund managers may hold boards accountable for perceived lack of responsiveness or stewardship.

European Commission’s ‘omnibus’ proposals come under fire
The European Central Bank points to ‘significant’ issues with suggested plans to reduce the scope of sustainability reporting.

Will the EU give the US a pass on its sustainability law?
The current political climate makes the enforcement of EU legislation in America unlikely, suggest academics.

Corporates favour ESG link to executive pay
There is a continuing trend towards connecting remuneration to sustainability goals, KPMG researchers found.

A future-fit business for the decade ahead
With a world in ‘polycrisis’, board leadership on sustainability will be critical for competitiveness and long-term viability.

A guide to developments in UK governance law
Stay on top of the latest corporate governance legal and regulatory developments that may have an impact on your business.

EU non-financial reporting reforms are an ‘opportunity’
Firms can take advantage of the delayed implementation of CSRD and CSDDD to take stock and find out what’s required.

How to do business in the US now
Any foreign company wanting to make progress in the United States will need cast-iron strategies to protect its reputation.

‘Put your chief risk officer on the board’
Potential threats and opportunities from climate change are not going anywhere, says climate strategy expert.

European Commission delays sustainability reporting rules
The ‘omnibus’ revision postpones implementation of the CSRD by two years, and CSDDD by a year, to strengthen EU’s ‘economic base’.