Voluntary and compliance-driven ESG disclosures are increasingly having an impact on the value of corporations. On 21 April 2021, the European Commission adopted an ambitious and comprehensive package of measures to help improve the flow of finance towards sustainable activities across the European Union that will have far-reaching implications on both financial and non-financial companies.
The investment sector is increasingly focusing on ESG responsibility and reporting. However, navigating this landscape could be considered to be complex, confusing, and time-consuming.
Navigating the landscape of ESG, including creating a communicative ESG strategy, can be challenging for many companies – in particular when it comes to data collection. Every company’s ESG path is unique, but a few of the challenges remain the same.
This was the focus during our last webinar "ESG reporting for investors – creating a communication strategy" where we took a deep dive into how to prioritize ESG topics and best practices for communication.
Five speakers, five topics, and one hour of in-depth discussions. Together with experts from Worldfavor, Greenbrook PR, IK Partners, The Fourth Swedish National Pension Fund, and Oakley Capital – we discussed all the hot topics with a connection to the latest environmental, social and corporate governance challenges, from a communication point of view.
Get your copy of our webinar here and explore the best ESG communication practices for investment and PE companies. Feel free to share it with those who might find it insightful. We would also like to send a warm thank you to all the participants for the interesting and insightful discussions.
In the webinar together with Terése Hammarsten, Mikaela Murekian, Jovana Stopic, Jenny Askfelt Ruud and Aga Siemiginowska you will learn more about:
- The main challenges of ESG reporting.
- Whose responsibility is the ESG report?
- ESG Reporting requirements for investment and PE companies.
- The future of ESG reporting.
