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Building a Sustainable Future: Regulations, Transparency, and Investor Action || Part 2
In Part 1, we explored the changing landscape of sustainability disclosure in Canada and the broader integration of sustainability into investment strategies. The journey towards a sustainable future continues as we delve into the challenges and opportunities presented by new regulations and the necessity for reliable sustainability data. Challenges of Sustainability Data Reliability […]
Investing for a Sustainable Future: The Shifting Landscape for Canadian Investors || Part 1
A Shift in Sustainability Disclosure In the rapidly evolving landscape of sustainability, Canadian institutional investors are steering towards a new horizon. Recent reports indicate a pivotal shift from traditional sustainability metrics to a broader, more impactful approach. This transformation underscores the investors’ increasing concern for biodiversity and human capital, signaling a deeper understanding of sustainability’s […]
Revealing Bill S-211: Upholding Ethical Standards in Your Supply Chain
With the enforcement of the Fighting Against Forced Labour and Child Labour in Supply Chains Act (Bill S-211) on January 1, 2024, companies face new challenges and responsibilities. Recently, the Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Preparedness released updated guidance to assist organizations in navigating the intricacies of compliance. Bill S-211 aims to fulfill Canada’s […]
Canada’s Sustainability Boom – 23 companies you may want to work for
Canada is a global leader in sustainability. Canada has passed a revenue neutral carbon tax. Toronto is making investments to decarbonize its economy and infrastructure with contract preferences for companies with low emissions and help reduce greenhouse gases while improving public health, economic prosperity and social equity. The city has a 25-year plan that looks […]
Hydrocarbon Oligarchy Breakup: Shaping Canadian ESG Programs in 2024
Hydrocarbon Oligarchy Breakup: Shaping Canadian ESG Programs in 2024 by CSE Research Department || Strengthening Global Collaboration in Green Hydrogen Germany and Canada are strengthening their collaboration in the field of green hydrogen, marking a significant step towards a climate-neutral economy. Federal Economics Minister Robert Habeck and Canadian Energy Minister Jonathan Wilkinson recently signed a […]
How to integrate CSRD and GRI Standards: A Path Forward for ESG Excellence
In the dynamic realm of Corporate Responsibility, mastering Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting is crucial for businesses aiming to demonstrate transparency and accountability. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) Standards emerge as pivotal frameworks guiding enterprises in their ESG endeavors. Our cutting-edge dual certification process, comprising the Certified […]
European Banks Lead in ESG Performance with Room for Improvement
European banks are emerging as global leaders in Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) performance, according to the latest research from EY, the Sustainable Finance Index. Despite this achievement, their actions on societal issues lag behind those of banking organizations in the US and the Asia-Pacific region, particularly in the realms of diversity and inclusion (D&I). […]
Unlock the Secrets to Success: CSE’s Annual Research on ESG unveils insights from the most profitable companies in EU, the US and Canada
The Center for Sustainability and Excellence (CSE) is pleased to announce the release of its seventh annual research findings on ESG Reporting Trends, providing a comprehensive overview of Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) practices from 200 companies listed in the FT 500 across Europe, the United States and Canada. This research delves into the intricate […]
Why ESG rankings are crucial for corporate growth
A Blueprint for Corporate Growth Investment Landscape and Sustainable Strategies Investment professionals, including fund managers and family offices, typically rely on preferred indices for selecting corporate investments. They closely monitor indices like the S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq. Many individuals also have preferred stock analysts who utilize more flexible criteria, with platforms […]
Part 3 in our series What to Expect from Digital Sustainability Training
What to Expect: Building the Business Case San Francisco is the heart of the tech world. The city also has some of the most progressive environmental and social mandates in the US. One would think Silicon Valley corporations would be equally sensitive to sustainability issues. CSE research shows this is not the case. […]