15th November
Dublin
Driven by the essential need to achieve net zero Greenhouse Gas (GHG) emissions by 2050, the climate transition is well underway. Davy Horizons and David Hickey, UK Head of Sustainability at BlackRock, recently discussed the world’s largest asset manager’s approach to the transition to a low-carbon global economy.
As the climate transition accelerates, corporate financial decisions are increasingly tied to ESG. In this publication Davy Horizons is joined by BlackRock UK Head of Sustainability, David Hickey to discuss the role of transition finance and how BlackRock is engaging with its clients and investee companies on ESG.
Financial stakeholders are becoming more vocal in demanding credible Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) performance from corporates, especially plcs. Owning your sustainability narrative and excluding room for estimation and subjectivity is crucial. Read more to find out how to do this.
Alignment with best practice benchmarks is becoming top of the agenda for financial stakeholders.
To avoid the risk of greenwash and ensure credibility, data must be assured by competent sustainability practitioners.
ESG ratings agencies and other stakeholders use publicly available information, so corporates need to be proactive in defining their own narrative.
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