ESG

Companies with widely varying levels of knowledge and involvement in sustainability-related issues have reached a point where they must respond to ongoing regulatory changes (including the CSRD), the expectations of business partners, customers, employees and the wider social environment. The integration of environmental (E), social (S) and management effectiveness (Govenrnance – G) issues into all aspects of an organisation’s activities is no longer simply an expression of the organisation’s maturity and willingness to take responsibility for the present and future. ESG has become a factor in the valuation of businesses, the availability and cost to financial services and the ability to keep products and services in the supply chain of key business partners.