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ESG Regulations

The Role of ESG Regulations in Sustainable Finance

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) regulations are sets of rules that ensure corporations act responsibly and sustainably. These rules address several issues: environmental protection, social responsibility, and corporate governance. The significance of these regulations is their capacity to direct corporate actions towards more environmentally sustainable and ethical practices— thus in return, ensuring a positive impact…

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ESG KPI

Understanding ESG KPIs: Key Performance Indicators for Sustainable Success

A new report recently published indicates that up to 88% of investors are prioritizing ESG performance in companies before making any investment decisions. This significant shift underscores the looming significance of ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) criteria in the sphere of corporates: as most businesses try to live up to stakeholder expectations for sustainability, ESG Key…

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IFRS Foundation and IFC

IFRS Foundation and IFC Announce Partnership to Improve Sustainability Reporting in Emerging Markets

The International Finance Corporation (IFC) and the IFRS Foundation have entered into a strategic partnership to strengthen sustainable capital markets by enhancing sustainability and climate reporting in emerging markets and developing economies (EMDEs). Announced during London Climate Action Week, this collaboration represents a significant step towards standardized and transparent reporting practices. “Today marks a pivotal moment…

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Corporate Greenwashing Regulation

Canada Releases New Corporate Greenwashing Regulation into Law

Canada has amended the Competition Act to combat greenwashing, imposing strict requirements for businesses to substantiate their environmental claims. Effective June 20, these regulations introduce significant penalties for non-compliance, including hefty fines and private litigation starting in June 2025. Companies must urgently review their environmental claims and implement robust compliance programs to mitigate risks. This…

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CO2 Emissions Tax

Denmark Becomes First-Ever to Impose CO2 Emissions Tax on Agriculture

In a historic move, Denmark is set to introduce the world’s first CO2 tax on agricultural emissions, specifically targeting livestock. This landmark policy, achieved through broad agreement among farmers, industry, and environmental groups, aims to significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions. The tax, beginning in 2030, will gradually increase by 2035, with revenues dedicated to supporting…

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GHG Emissions

Maersk Inaugurates First Low GHG Emissions Warehouse in Denmark

Maersk has celebrated the launch of its first low greenhouse gas emission warehouse in Taulov Dry Port, Denmark. This groundbreaking facility, constructed in less than two years, represents a significant step towards Maersk’s goal of achieving net-zero CO2 emissions by 2040. Built to BREEAM Excellent standards, the warehouse features zero direct emissions, electrified equipment, solar…

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sustainability reporting standards

Understanding Sustainability Reporting Standards: A Comprehensive Guide

The rise in the importance of sustainability reporting is largely due to this: businesses and stakeholders acknowledging the need for transparent plus accountable ESG practices. This shift mirrors an awakening awareness of the reverberations that corporate activities have on our ecology and societies — a call for sustainable development. Sustainability reporting standards help companies follow certain…

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ECB Reports

ECB Reports Significant Reduction in Carbon Emissions from Monetary Policy Portfolios and Expands Climate Disclosures

The European Central Bank (ECB) has unveiled its second set of climate-related financial disclosures, revealing a noteworthy decline in carbon emissions from its monetary policy portfolios. Key drivers include the Eurosystem's tilting framework and issuers' improved carbon efficiency, with one-fifth of reductions attributed to reinvestments favoring better climate performers. Expanded disclosures now encompass 99.7% of…

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Sustainability Disclosure Harmonisation

ISSB Advances Sustainability Disclosure Harmonisation with New Work Plan and Strategic Partnerships

The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has announced significant strides in harmonizing sustainability disclosure through strategic partnerships and a new two-year work plan. Key collaborations include the Transition Plan Taskforce, GHG Protocol, CDP, Taskforce on Nature-related Financial Disclosures, and Global Reporting Initiative. These efforts aim to streamline sustainability reporting, ensuring investors receive high-quality, comparable information.…

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