The UK has plans in motion to set out Sustainability Disclosure Standards (SDS) legislation for companies to report on the sustainability-related risks and opportunities that they face.   If passed, the reporting obligation will assist with reducing greenwashing and streamlining UK sustainability reporting.  The compliance aligned to IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards, issued by the International Sustainability […]

Adopting ESG standards across the supply chain is a move towards socially responsible and sustainable business models.  For this to happen, ESG performance needs to be measured, risks mitigated and transparency increased.  Companies are increasingly being asked by their customers to make efforts to carry out due diligence checks on their suppliers.  With an increase

Increasingly investors, lenders, regulators, customers and employees are looking to businesses to have responsible practices, that do not harm the environment, that value employees by providing ‘decent work’* and are transparent about their practices.  When a company incorporates ESG into their strategy, it mitigates risk, enhances compliance and provides greater transparency to be comparable to