Everything sustainability
Welcome to the latest edition of our monthly newsletter, where we bring you concise and actionable insights to help your business thrive. This month, we’re shining a spotlight on sustainability - a critical area shaping the future of business and society.
From strategies to improve sustainability performance through data-driven approaches to our newly launched Tax Transparency and Sustainability Reporting Study, this issue is packed with forward-thinking perspectives. Get ready to challenge assumptions and explore fresh perspectives for navigating in today’s world. 💡🌍
Harnessing data to improve ESG performance: explore our latest blog posts
Data plays a pivotal role in establishing effective environmental, social, and governance (ESG) processes. As businesses commit to sustainable practices, robust ESG data management is essential for monitoring, measuring, and improving outcomes.
From carbon emissions and energy consumption to workforce diversity, managing and analyzing ESG-related data is key to aligning strategy with execution and meeting evolving regulatory demands.
Explore our latest blog posts:
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Our fifth Sustainable Finance Conference focus on the theme "From reporting to decarbonisation". Driven by a wave of green regulations, sustainability is now a core business issue rather than just a corporate responsibility concern.
Please join us on 4 December 2024 from 13:00 - 18:15 in Zürich for this exclusive opportunity to meet high-calibre industry experts, policymakers, investors, and thought leaders and explore the critical role of sustainable finance in transitioning towards a low-carbon economy.
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Discover now: The Global Tax Transparency and Tax Sustainability Reporting Study 2024
Taxpaying behaviour has become a crucial component of companies’ sustainability reputation and performance. A brand-new study released on 14 November presents the first comprehensive global assessment of the tax and tax-related sustainability reporting of multinational corporations. It comes at an opportune moment given the rapidly approaching wave of reporting legislation, as well as some of the most significant developments in international tax for a generation.
We share the results of our latest review of the voluntary tax and tax-related sustainability reporting of over 850 companies based on market capitalisation, across 21 countries. Check it out to see where your business stands in relation to the market.
How Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAMs) can help you gain a competitive edge
Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAMs) address the climate challenge by imposing a carbon price on certain high-emission imports to prevent carbon leakage. These mechanisms encourage global businesses to monitor and reduce carbon emissions across operations while enabling fair competition within and outside the EU. Beyond the initial importers, users of these goods may face higher prices as suppliers pass on CBAM costs, affecting supply chain economics.
Generating value through sustainable supply chain reinvention is the key to success in a carbon-conscious market. With the implementation of Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms (CBAM), businesses must adapt and innovate to comply with evolving carbon emissions standards.
PwC has been recognized as a Global Leader in ESG & Sustainability Assurance Services
The international research and advisory firm Verdantix highlighted several key strengths that set PwC apart, including its ability to deliver integrated assurance solutions by leveraging technology alliances and cross-functional expertise. PwC’s comprehensive capabilities in sustainability finance assurance, its commitment to integrating advanced technology into sustainability assurance, and its unique blend of sustainability and financial assurance expertise were also praised - enabling clients to achieve seamless and robust integrated reporting.
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