Empowering entities' long-term sustainability & sustainable finance
The connection between entities' longterm sustainability, direct or as-financed impacts, purpose, SDGs, entities' just & resilient netzero transition at the pace they must, qualitative & quantitative universal ESG metrics with comparable sustainability performance, FIs measuring or having access to corporates' true creditworthiness considering those metrics along side financials and other aspects, discrete and accurate risk quantification at transaction level, an authentic, robust and transparent ESG asset class, corporates availing and leading FIs providing sustainable finance at scale, and enabling flow of private capital to where they are needed the most such as EMDEs at scale and speed.
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Learn about the standardised entity-level systemic change for leading FIs and large corporates extendable to their supply chains & value chains and rest of the enterprises that deploy this series of connections in full or in part
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An entity becomes sustainable for the long term, when it contributes directly/indirectly towards the bigger ecosystem that it is a part of, through its multi-stakeholder focus​
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Most of the direct or indirect impacts are the non-financial outcomes and they do not come from a profit mindset but entities having a Purpose a higher purpose beyond just making a profit
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Climate change is not a standalone problem; the issues behind the SDGs are intertwined with the problem of climate change
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The financial system has the responsibility and power to steer the economy towards one that is climate-friendly, inclusive, and sustainable for the long term