LONDON – Ethical sourcing organisation Sedex has launched a new report which identifies the key ESG reporting points businesses need to bear in mind to avoid losing investors and falling foul of new legislation.
It says that with increasing calls for ESG (environment, social and governance) regulation coming from the UK Financial Conduct Authority, as well as new EU reporting regulations covering at least 45,000 companies, businesses need to ensure they’re reporting on ESG correctly.
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