Tag: ESG
Mastercard to link employee bonuses to its ESG targets
Mastercard has revealed it is linking all employee bonuses to the firm’s environmental, social and corporate-governance (ESG) performance.
ABS unveils questionnaire to help banks, clients engage on environmental risk
The Association of Banks in Singapore (ABS) has introduced a questionnaire for Singaporean banks to talk with their corporate clients on issues surrounding environmental risk.
Over half of banks to miss ESG regulatory reporting deadline
Only 53% of banks will be ready for regulatory reporting in the next six months when new environmental, social and governance (ESG) rules are enforced, a new study claims.
How to turn ESG compliance into commercial performance
The ongoing rise of ESG in the financial sphere is leading the heads of financial institutions to transform their companies to fit in with the new world. How can firms make a success of ESG?
ESG FinTech Climate X bags €6.3m in funding
Climate X, a London-based climate risk analytics provider, has closed a €6.3m seed funding round as it plans to expand its product suite.
MAS links with CDP to bolster access to quality ESG data
The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) has signed a memorandum of understanding with non-profit CDP to promote sustainability disclosures access to quality ESG data.
Why should risk and compliance professionals care about the move to...
ESG is all the rage in 2022. With many companies now turning towards more sustainable practices and investors making more sustainable investment decisions, why should those involved in risk and compliance care?
US Bank links with Morningstar to bolster ESG offering
US Bank will leverage Sustainalytics, a Morningstar company and provider of ESG research and ratings, to offer ESG data solutions to its Global Fund Services clients.
How advanced analytics can help monitor and manage ESG risks
The rise in importance of climate change on the business agenda has been impossible to miss. With this rise, the need for financial organisations to address ESG matters is reaching a boiling point.
Financial services need global standardisation of climate regulations
The lack of global standardisation for climate-related financial regulation is causing confusing, disconnected and easy to ignore cross-border compliance environments, according to a report from CUBE.
