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.
We studied how many of the Top Indian companies report their recycling initiatives. Recycling helps us reduce our reliance on raw materials and minimize the impact of waste on the environment. The risks of waste disposals are enormous to both health and biodiversity, and history teaches us that many catastrophic events were an outcome of indiscriminate waste disposal.
This study reviewed the Top 300 companies in India and their recycling strategies. Data shows that Indian companies are yet to take any significant waste and water recycling measures. Only 1/3rd of the companies had a strategy in place, and only a handful of companies disclose their recycling numbers. Low disclosures remain a bane, and existing disclosures do not paint a pretty picture.
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.
It appears that this discrepancy impedes the desire of firms to enhance their ESG performance…
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Analysis of CSR spends and CEO salaries
Analysis of India Inc’s training spends does not yield any surprises. We see that manufacturing lags in training spend …
This study evaluates the ESG disclosures of the top 500 Indian companies. Effective audits identify …