all strategy requires understanding the bigger narrative
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March
With intellectual discourse as a foundation for enhancing knowledge, the Burridge Centre’s Sustainable Finance Discussions held on March 13 provided a lively platform for experts to gather and share insights on the future of ESG.
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Insights shared
February 2025
As ESG continues to shape the global business landscape, companies face both opportunities and challenges. Regulatory shifts, evolving investor expectations and rising litigation are redefining sustainability strategies. From streamlined compliance in the EU to the growth of sustainable finance, businesses must adapt to remain competitive and resilient.
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January 2025
The 2025 Global Risks Report paints a picture of a world increasingly divided, facing growing threats to stability and progress from geopolitical, environmental, social and technological challenges. This fractured landscape has significant implications for businesses, particularly regarding ESG considerations, as they navigate an increasingly complex and risky operating environment. Based on insights from over 900 experts worldwide surveyed for the 2024-2025 Global Risks Perception Survey, the report analyses these global risks across short, medium, and long-term horizons, aiming to help decision-makers address both immediate crises and long-term strategic goals, including integrating ESG factors into their core strategies.
"Our consumers are very sensitive to social and environmental issues. We have actively engaged with them on these issues in the last ten years, and they have become very aware as consumers. They especially ask for information on environmental policies, workers' rights and product safety."
Walter Dondi, Director of Co-op Adriatica, Italy’s largest retailer