Navigate sustainability and what it means for your business
We believe that staying ahead of emerging challenges and opportunities is essential for effective leadership in sustainability. This edition of the Sustainable Growth newsletter that helps to showcase some key topics, including better understanding the case for sustainability reporting, pragmatic suggestions to simplify and enhance the usability of the EU's sustainable finance framework and our latest report on the complexities of ESG scores.
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Report: Your Guide to Sustainability Reporting?
The landscape of sustainability reporting has changed drastically over the past five years. Many countries now have sustainability reporting requirements for companies, with increasingly detailed specifications.?
At the same time, investors and stakeholders are demanding more detailed information about how companies are managing material sustainability-related risks and opportunities. Our recently launched guidance aims to help companies develop a better understanding of the case for sustainability reporting.
Event replay: From Laggards to Leaders: The Need-To-Know Sustainability Topics for Strategy and Reporting in 2025?
Learn more about the evolving sustainability landscape, where we explore the latest reporting trends and strategies to help your organisation lead the way in 2025. From new European and international regulation to key topics from biodiversity to wellbeing, we dive deep into the most pressing topics and emerging headwinds.
Blog: How green economy exposure can help to diversify your portfolio??
Over the past 10 years, investors have increasingly chosen to factor sustainable investing into their portfolios. The global green economy presents a significant investment opportunity and provides diversified exposure that spans industries, value chains and markets.?
Report: EU Sustainable Finance Regulation: Enhancing and simplifying to enable the transition??
The EU is set to streamline sustainability reporting requirements as part of the plan for Europe's sustainable prosperity and competitiveness. This represents a critical opportunity to streamline the regulatory framework, making it more scalable and usable by the financial sector and corporate community. Our newly launched policy paper proposes a set of pragmatic suggestions to simplify and enhance the usability of the EU's sustainable finance framework – with a particular focus on transition finance.
Webinar: EU Sustainable Finance Regulation - the next phase
This webinar will present the findings of LSEG’s recently published policy paper and delve into the implications of the European Commission's proposed simplifications to ESG reporting. Join us on 19 February at 14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET to gain insights into the future of sustainable finance in Europe and the opportunities these reforms may unlock.
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Solution: Measuring companies’ governance of emissions reduction and transition planning?
Investors need a way to measure the quality of companies’ climate transition commitments and management to complement emissions-based metrics. Transition Pathway Initiative (TPI) Management Quality Scores, powered by LSEG, evaluate and track the quality of companies’ governance of their GHG emissions, and risks and opportunities related to the low-carbon transition. Up to 23 indicators are used to map companies from Level 0 - 5.
Report: Rewarding ESG Disclosures: Improvements and challenges in ESG scores of Japanese companies
Explore the connection between increased ESG disclosure and investment and discover more about the FTSE Blossom indices and the SGX Futures performance in our latest edition of the Japanese sustainable investment and futures report.?
Podcast: Listen to our featured episodes for this edition
Turning the tides on overfishing ?
With just 8% of oceans protected, how can we bridge this gap? Kicking off season 10, Clare Brook, CEO of Blue Marine Foundation, shares how policy engagement and investigative work are bringing them closer to their goal of protecting 30% of the world’s oceans by 2030.?
The economic cost of nature overexploitation
Are we close to the tipping point for ecosystems and the economy? In this episode of the Sustainable Growth podcast, Karen Ellis, Chief Economist at WWF, dives into the ways WWF is combatting nature loss, how companies can invest in nature-based solutions and the three sectors in the UK that need the most focus in the nature transition.
Report: GPIF’s Annual ESG report?
Analysis from FTSE Russell for Japan’s Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) highlights that the top two material categories for each industry cover about 80% of total Scope 3 carbon intensity. Based on these findings, GPIF states that 'when disclosing Scope 3 emissions, companies should focus first and foremost on highly weighted categories to make the disclosures more efficient and effective'.??
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Aspiring Corporate Director / Management Consultant / Corporate Leader
3 周Thanks for sharing, an informative-insightful article, LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group)! Best wishes to Don Robert, Chairman, David Schwimmer, CEO, Ranjit Pawar, Market - Head, and 'Team #London Stock Exchange Group', for all your future endeavors, and to achieve, many more, milestones! I hope, you can find this useful! https://www.dhirubhai.net/posts/s-saidhamiyan-mie-mba_buildingagreatersocietynworld-ceos-ceoforum-activity-7291772583148982272-Y800?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android Syed Awees, ACCA. Syed Suheb, Aspiring PhD Scholar.
Software Engineer at SAP SuccessFactors
3 周?? Thanks for sharing ??