Do ESG Matters to Stakeholders?

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The value reporting foundation, as a standard setting body, formed in june 20 21 when two well known groups combined. In novem 20 21, during cop 26, the i f r s foundation, responsible for setting global accounting standards, launched the international sustain ability standard pord. So now people are looking for action. They want to seea financi institutions and companies implement sustain ability strategies that drive more sustainable economic activities. It's hard for us short sighted market participants to try to think that way. And the right policy incentives need be in place.

“If there’s an acronym in the disclosure space, I usually was involved,” quipped Curtis Ravenel at the recent GreenFin conference in New York.

Curtis is Senior Advisor for the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero, or GFANZ, and Member of the Secretariat for the FSB Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, or TCFD. In an interview for this episode of the ESG Insider podcast following the conference, Curtis discusses the convergence happening among the alphabet soup of sustainability standard setters; the net zero transition; and the path forward during a time of tension in the ESG world.

To hear our previous interview with Curtis: https://www.spglobal.com/esg/podcasts/esg-experts-are-watching-these-sustainability-trends-in-2022

To read more about GFANZ guidance on credible net zero transition plans: https://www.gfanzero.com/

S&P Global Sustainable1 was a sponsor of GreenFin.

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