Silver Authors a Thomson Reuters’ ESG Special Report

Silver’s ESG team authored a recent Thomson Reuters ESG special report, which addresses current trends and challenges in how public companies approach the reporting of ESG matters. Click here to view key takeaways and access the full report.

The full Special Report is available here. If you’re not a subscriber to Thomson Reuters Checkpoint, you can sign up for a free seven-day trial here.

Silver’s ESG team recently authored a Thomson Reuters’ ESG Special Report, which addresses current trends and challenges in how public companies approach the reporting of ESG matters. Below are key takeaways, as well as a link to access an excerpt of the report:

  • While there are no universal standards for ESG reporting, best practices are rapidly emerging.
  • Companies should understand reporting requirements for the jurisdictions in which they operate.
  • The driving force behind many ESG-related reporting requirements is a desire among regulators and standard-setters to ensure that the disclosure of material information is consistent and easily accessible.
  • Many companies are required to report on climate-related risks and opportunities, and similar reporting requirements on nature/biodiversity and human capital management may be on the way soon.
  • In the future, companies may need to integrate ESG reporting with financial reporting   

If you have any questions about ESG reporting, particularly as it relates to private fund advisers, please contact a member of the Silver ESG team at [email protected].

Click Here for an Excerpt of the Special Report

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