Economy · 24. April 2024
Financial institutions face a raft of environmental, social and governance issues as they navigate trade in 2024.
Economy · 12. February 2024
"The AI revolution will continue to transform the business landscape, and hence companies that harness the power of AI and automation will thrive."
Economy · 02. February 2024
Singapore is one of Southeast Asia’s most stable and prosperous countries. The electoral and legal framework allows for some political pluralism, but constrains the activities of opposition parties and limits freedoms of expression, assembly, and association.
EU Newsletter · 01. August 2023
The standards cover the full range of environmental, social, and governance issues, including climate change, biodiversity and human rights.
Economy · 26. July 2023
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues are becoming increasingly important to companies, investors and consumers in Southeast Asia. That is why we are now including an ESG score and section in our quarterly reports. We are also publishing three articles looking at each aspect of ESG. Adrian Ashurst, CEO of Worldbox Intelligence, kicks off by looking at the latest trends in terms of the environment.
Economy · 27. June 2023
The global business environment has changed in recent years, with trade wars, new ESG requirements, rising inflation and increasing regionalisation.
Economy · 31. January 2023
A new Creditreform study shows that companies lack knowledge about ESG. The knowledge gap is particularly large when those responsible are in the HR department. So what to do?
Members News · 19. December 2022
Thanks to this strategic agreement with Greenomy, Cerved’s corporate and financial institution clients will be provided an end-to-end solution to perform a more complete risk assessment and help mitigate their climate risk.
FEBIS · 14. December 2022
This event leaned on valuable insights on corporate reporting and challenges and opportunities lying ahead, especially with the fresh adoption of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), in November 2022 which will make businesses more publicly accountable by obliging them to regularly disclose information on their societal and environmental impact.
EU Newsletter · 29. November 2022
On 28th November 2022, the Council formally adopted the latest version of the compromise found with the European Parliament and the European Commission on the proposal for a Directive on Corporate Sustainability Reporting ( CSRD).