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McKinsey, Moody’s Launch Climate Solutions Suite for Banks

ESG Today

Global management consulting firm McKinsey & Company’s sustainability-focused platform McKinsey Sustainability and Moody’s financial intelligence and analytical tools unit Moody’s Analytics announced today the launch of a suite of solutions aimed at helping banks identify, measure, and act on climate change-related risks and opportunities.

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This Week’s Tech and Tools News: MSCI Offers ESG Reporting Solution for Banks

Chris Hall

Data, analytics and research services provider MSCI has developed a new solution to support banks looking to align with the European Banking Authority’s (EBA) ESG Pillar 3 prudential framework for measuring and reporting on ESG and climate-related risks.

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ISSB Standards Launch a “Landmark” for Global Economy

Chris Hall

The post ISSB Standards Launch a “Landmark” for Global Economy appeared first on ESG Investor. These standards can provide the foundation for advancing shared sustainability objectives, whether you’re a corporate financial institution, a government, or a regulator.”

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Lenovo Digitizes ESG Data Management Across the Value Chain

3BL Media

Challenge: Striving for ESG Excellence Committed to building a sustainable global economy, promoting diversity and inclusion in the workplace, and being a responsible corporate citizen, Lenovo has launched bold targets to improve its performance against key ESG metrics.

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Investing Beyond ESG

Chris Hall

The answer is simple: climate change presents systematic risks to global economic structures and actors across all industries and sectors. In this environment the most successful future companies will be those that are positioned to both help decarbonise the global economy and thrive in a post-climate law economy.

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Too Hot for Growth? Markets Still Misprice the Climate Risks

Chris Hall

It is also clear that companies and investors should consider the risks, as well as the opportunities, that climate change presents. It is also vital to develop analytical approaches that match the complexity of climate-related issues. Why do markets misprice climate change?

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Investors Must “Take Account of Nature Loss” – CBD’s Mrema

Chris Hall

The aim is to identify shortcomings in current nature-related data and analytics and accelerate the development of, and access to, nature-related data and tools. Commercial imperative. Financial institutions and businesses should be prepared to take whatever action is necessary,” she added.