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Compliance costs that are marginal for large firms can be existential for small ones
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The Rs 550 crore SLB has a tenure of eight years, receiving a 'AAA' rating from ICRA. Sources said that the bond has a semi-annual coupon of 7.414 percent
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The consultation paper was issued on February 13
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The Securities and Exchange Board of India on December 18 announced ease-of-doing business measures for listed entities with the companies' Business Responsibility and Sustainability Report.
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Uniqus Consulting has a scalable business model. The fledgling firm is focusing on growth in diverse markets such as the US, the Middle East and India, according to its co-founder, Jamil Khatri.
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The consultation paper includes suggestions such as activity-based regulatory framework for ERPs, under which the Credit Rating Agencies Regulations may include a provision for ERPs to undertake rating of products/issuers that are not listed.
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WhiteOak Capital ESG Best-In-Class Strategy Fund is the first ESG fund launch after SEBI broadened the scope of the thematic category.
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As energy needs grow, moving away from fossil fuels is crucial for meeting ESG goals, driving resilience, and establishing leadership in a rapidly evolving global business landscape. Manufacturers must switch to green utility solutions to enhance long-term business success and sustainability
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Bhatia’s firm has collaborated with 150 ESG, sustainability, and impact professionals to come up with a new ratings framework.
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There are around eight to ten different international reporting systems for green or sustainability reporting, which leads to confusion.
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As per its FY24 sustainability report, the company's scope 1 and scope 2 combined emissions intensity stood unchanged at 618.17 kg CO2e/tonne.
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India's regulatory landscape for ESG disclosures has evolved from voluntary guidelines to mandatory BRSR reports for top firms. Recent corporate misconduct highlights the importance of robust governance, with investors increasingly scrutinizing ESG disclosures to mitigate risks and bolster trust
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Premji urged companies to re-evaluate their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) spending, ensuring funds address critical social needs rather than simply functioning as charitable donations.
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CRISIL's ESG 'scoring' business will now be transferred to CRISIL ESG Ratings.
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The firm has over 350 professionals led by 40 Partners and Directors, serving more than 150 clients.
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Stirrup is India’s largest stakeholder communications consultancy, specialising in ESG communications and corporate reporting and a sizeable presence in branding and corporate digital services.
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India has made tremendous strides in promoting ESG regulations. ESG is pivotal in demonstrating a company’s commitment to not only enhance its social responsibility but also improve key value drivers
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The business challenge of the 21st century is finding profitable solutions to existential threats. The US$4.2 trillion we need every year to reach net zero is a huge business opportunity that few have leveraged.
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In an effort to lower the energy cost and carbon footprint of building generative AI models, companies are actively working to find solutions and develop alternative green technologies to adhere to their Environmental, Social and Governance goals.
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Diversifying portfolios to include sustainable energy assets presents an excellent opportunity for investors to align their financial goals with positive environmental and social impact
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Sebi Chairperson Madhabi Puri Buch announced a review of delisting norms, contrary to popular belief. A consultation paper released on August 14 garnered feedback, and the proposal will be presented at the next Board meeting.
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The Chairperson of Sebi said that she demanded that the framework be made simpler and that the regulation is backed by data
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To build a trustworthy ESG framework, the youth of India need to start by understanding its core components. Environmental responsibility encourages sustainable practices in a country grappling with pollution and climate change
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The idea of ESG has been changing since the day it was just a twinkle in a marketer’s eye. Now it’s heading into its inevitable end game
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When companies engage in greenwashing by misleadingly presenting themselves as environmentally friendly or socially responsible, they undermine the very essence of ESG. This deceit erodes trust among investors, consumers, and stakeholders, sowing scepticism about the authenticity of corporate commitments
