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- Jul 23, 2021
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How financial institutions can use reporting to effectively tell their ESG story.

Given both the cost of getting environmental, social and governance (ESG) reporting wrong and the benefits of getting it right, many financial institutions will likely need to invest more in how they communicate their approach to ESG to their stakeholders. In the past, the winners may not have been the ones who were really the leaders at ESG but rather those who could tell a more convincing story to the market. Going forward, the winners will be those who have a credible ESG story and a credible approach to ESG reporting.

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