Impact Masterclass with Robert G. Eccles
An extended masterclass on ESG, sustainability, integrated reporting and the impact economy.
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An extended masterclass on ESG, sustainability, integrated reporting and the impact economy.
…companies to report on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance—or so-called “nonfinancial information.”
Chris Armstrong, Berenberg Stock and ESG Strategist: Robert, thank you very much for joining me. From our point of view as an investment bank, I think the pick-up in interest in this topic of sustainability and ESG…
…information for companies’ environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance as well as their external impact. We…
“If we we’re serious about meaningful reporting on ESG performance, the focus should be on targeted, business-relevant metrics and a simple, transparent reporting process. The era of being part of a green ranking for…
…across a broad range of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) dimensions. Partly as a result, the companies themselves are…
…information about a company’s environmental, social, and governance (ESG) performance are attending the Global Reporting…
…in touch over the years and more so recently as the debate about ESG and sustainability rages on, particularly in the U.S. Some of this is due to people simply not understanding the purpose of the ISSB. I figured now was a good time…
…undefined period and, out of context, quotes the ever-quotable anti-ESG SEC Commissioner Hester M. Peirce as saying that “many climate disclosures are high-priced guesses about the present and future.” Except that isn’t quite what they…
…recent wrinkle in the proponent mix: proponents associated with anti-ESG positions have in some cases submitted conventional governance proposals, such as a proposal to separate the roles of chair and chief executive, a step he read as a…
…cases—the "Can Machines Have Ideas?" Substack series, the Anti-ESG Ecosystem book, Operation Epic Fury, and a Pure Mathematics Experiment—that vary systematically on the dimensions the theory identifies as consequential. The paper…
…could achieve alone. However, the empirical data from the Anti-ESG case reveals a 10-to-1 ratioof human evaluation to machine generation. • The Challenge: If the human coherence anchor must perform an exhaustive, cognitively…
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