What is ESG Risk Management and Why is it Important for your business?

ESG Risk Management is the process of identifying, assessing, and mitigating environmental, social, and governance risks that can impact a business’s financial performance and reputation. Learn More

ESG factors are increasingly considered by investors, regulators, and consumers. Managing ESG risks can improve financial performance, attract investment, and enhance brand reputation. Learn More

Traditional risk management often focuses on financial and operational risks. ESG risk management incorporates a broader perspective, considering environmental, social, and governance factors.

Environmental risks (climate change, resource scarcity, pollution) Social risks (labor practices, human rights, worker safety) Governance risks (corruption, bribery, weak board oversight) Learn More

Yes, several frameworks exist, such as the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI). Learn More

Implementing sustainable business practices, improving environmental performance, building a diverse and inclusive workplace, and strengthening corporate governance. Learn More

ESG risks can be identified, assessed, and managed alongside other business risks. Consider establishing an ESG committee and developing clear policies and procedures. Learn More

The US currently lacks a mandatory ESG reporting framework. However, the SEC is considering new disclosure rules, and some states have their own regulations. Businesses should stay updated on evolving regulations. Learn More

Increased transparency, improved stakeholder relations, and potential access to sustainable investment opportunities. Learn More

Fines, legal issues, reputational damage, and difficulty attracting investors. Learn More

Many of the core principles apply to businesses of all sizes. Start by identifying key ESG risks relevant to your industry and operations. Learn More