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Tag: ESG
News Roundup: Fewer Than Half of Companies Have Policies Governing Employee Use of Generative AI
Few companies reporting Scope 3 emissions; general counsel compensation rises 25%; more first-timers joining boards
LEAPs and Bounds: How Better Spatial Data Reduces Nature Risk for Business
For six months, I lived with Emberá communities in the Darien region of Panama. There, I saw the frightening pace ...
CBAM Creates New Supply Chain Hurdles for Companies Exporting to EU
Measure intended to level playing field of carbon pricing in Europe
News Roundup: SEC Actions Heat Up at End of Summer
Gartner warns GCs to closely monitor election risk; scramble commences over EU names rule
Climate Materiality: Great in Principle, Harder to Apply in Practice
How many companies will really be off the hook under ‘materiality’ qualifier?
News Roundup: Almost Half of Brits Say Businesses Generally Act Unethically
Heavy emitters reporting about decarbonization measures without quantifying impact; finserv firms continue to wrestle with communication channels
News Roundup: 75% of US Companies Mention Climate Risk in 10-Ks
HR leaders say it’s getting easier to hire and retain workers; tax leaders struggle under increasing demands
Alive & Kicking: The Future of ESG
A U.S. regulatory effort aimed at bringing clarity for investors regarding companies’ environmental claims has only gotten murkier even as ...
The SEC Names Rule Will End ESG Investing as We Know It — That’s a Good Thing
Talk of ESG investing has few friends across the political spectrum
Increasingly Important Role of ESG in M&A Outlook
Acronym has become radioactive in the U.S., but ESG is still expected to drive and complicate deals
Pecuniary vs. Nonpecuniary Factors: Understanding the Potential Scope of Anti-ESG Restrictions in State Laws
Republican-backed bill seeks return of Trump-era federal rule
