How does the SEC’s proposed ESG disclosure compare to EU’s SFDR?
The EU SFDR uses a lot more metrics and gives more detailed rules about what can be considered “sustainable” in general than what the SEC’s proposed rules do.
India Inc is still to catch up to integrating ESG in its supply chain practices. While conscious consumers, effective environmental regulations, and an active investor community have pushed companies to adopt good ESG risk management practices, this has not extended to supply chains. India is a significant part of the global supply chain, and hence India Inc. cannot continue overlooking the ESG practices of its suppliers.
The EU SFDR uses a lot more metrics and gives more detailed rules about what can be considered “sustainable” in general than what the SEC’s proposed rules do.
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