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ESG Data & Disclosure

How investors are making sense of a crowded data landscape

Responsible Investor’s Data & Disclosure report explores some of the major dilemmas facing investors as they seek to plot their course to achieving net zero, contribute to other ESG goals, and comply with a growing body of regulation. With the much-discussed goal of standardising ESG data now at a critical crossroads, we look into the role of the ISSB in creating a global baseline. We also delve into some of the key climate metrics being used by investors, and ask how social data can be improved.

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Is the global baseline becoming a reality?

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The International Sustainability Standards Board aims to provide a global baseline for sustainability disclosures, but it is on course for success?
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Emissions

Four trends to watch in data and disclosure

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Data remains a key priority as investors seek to build net-zero portfolios, while the hunt for better data on the ‘S’ in ESG finally seems to be gathering pace
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2023

It’s easy to see why requests for more ESG data aren’t always popular. Corporates can frequently be heard complaining about the requests for data they receive from investors. Asset managers, in turn, are often unhappy with the demands of asset owners, as well as with the confusing or even contradictory data disclosure requirements being set by regulators. In this special report, we ask whether investors are drowning in too much ESG data – or whether they still lack the data they need.

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Fund increases rigour of solutions taxonomy as it shares progress update on landmark sustainable investment programme.
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European regulators to avoid ‘sharp pencil’ approach to initial CSRD supervision

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BaFin, Dutch and Danish regulators recognise pressure on companies, others are still hammering out details.
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ESG round-up: Franklin Templeton subsidiary hands NZAM responsibilities to parent group

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The latest developments in sustainable finance: German public sector fund awards Nordea big mandate, industry associations oppose FDIC bank rule.
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Moody’s leaves GFANZ financial service providers alliance

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Moody's says departure not linked to ESG business exits; NZFSPA sees new stock exchange joiners.
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