Regulatory
ESG is challenging because there is no single piece of regulation that provides a clear framework within which to operate.
The landscape is nuanced, complex, evolving rapidly and heavily influenced by stakeholder expectations and voluntary commitments and initiatives.
The landscape is nuanced, complex, evolving rapidly and heavily influenced by stakeholder expectations and voluntary commitments and initiatives.
We help clients form a robust understanding of what their ‘ESG landscape’ looks like, including:
- what ESG regulatory requirements you should be complying with;
- what commitments and public statements you have made on ESG that you might be held to;
- what soft law standards, frameworks or memberships you have signed up to (and what they require);
- who your stakeholders are and what they expect of you; and
- your key ESG risks and opportunities.
