Environmental, Social, and Corporate Governance (ESG) is here to stay. However, at the moment there is no common definition of what makes a ‘sustainable’ company or what constitutes good ESG practice. This means that the manner in which ESG is explained and classified lacks clarity, which causes problems when measuring and reporting ESG.
In this article, we explore the current ESG trends and issues within financial services and how technology could potentially help address them. We also look at new types and sources of data that are emerging in the real economy and consider how the financial services industry can integrate them into products and services.
Download to discover:
1. The current situation in financial services: from environmental and social imperatives to global harmonization and regulation
2. The problem: what does the finance industry really need?
3. The role of technology: data, measuring sentiment, network theory, tokenisation and more
4. Our conclusion and what firms to do next.
For more information about ESG and to talk about its implications and opportunities for your firm, please contact Charles Sincock.
