Only half of Indian listed companies set net carbon emissions commitments: WTW A study was conducted by WTW, a global advisory, broking and solutions firm and the report says that 79% of companies are undecided about which climate disclosure framework to adopt, due to a variety of reasons like high costs of assessment, lack of regulatory mandate, insufficient data and...
Deloitte Acquires Infrastructure-Focused Consultancy PACER to Target Energy Transition, Climate Opportunities Deloitte announced the acquisition of PACER ,a Netherlands-based infrastructure-focused...
India's Greenhouse-in-a-Box startup Kheyti wins 2022 Earthshot Prize A Greenhouse-in-a-Box sustainable solution for small farmers devised by Telangana startup Kheyti...
Sustainalytics Launches ESG Risk Ratings for Fixed Income and Private Equity Morningstar Sustainalytics announced an expansion to its ESG Risk...
EU Unveils Rules Requiring all Packaging to be Recyclable by 2030 According to new proposed rules unveiled today by the...
EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Legislation Adopted The EU Council finally approved the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), marking the last...
BlackRock's proxy votes reveal a nuanced stance Blackrock in May 2021 committed to the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative, under...
Amundi Reclassifies Almost All of its $45 Billion Article 9 Funds to Lower Sustainability Level Amundi has decided to reclassify...
Switzerland Adopts Law Requiring Mandatory Climate Reporting for Public Companies, Banks According to new legislation “Ordinance on Climate Disclosures,” passed...
EU Lawmakers Adopt Gender Balance Law for Corporate Boards The European Parliament announced that it has formally adopted new legislation...
