Across the world, governments are driving change in the ESG sphere and requiring greater accountability for ESG issues.
Regulators are responding to investor and consumer concerns about corporate “woke-washing” and “green-washing” by creating greater accountability and consistency across reporting frameworks and compliance requirements. The forerunner on legislative developments is the European Union, where a raft of new regulations relating to corporates’ environmental and climate change impacts are shaping…
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