By McKinsey & Company

Climate change, previously a relatively peripheral concern for many real-estate players, has moved to the top of the agenda. Investors committed to net-zero, regulators set reporting standards, governments targeted emissions with laws.

By Standards | Greenhouse Gas Protocol

The first step for financial institutions to manage risk, uncover opportunities related to greenhouse gas emissions, and embark on the path to decarbonization is to measure the emissions linked to their financial activities.

By Singapore Exchange (SGX) - Sustainability Knowledge Hub

SGX’s sustainability knowledge hub aims to provide a one-stop information platform for easy access to the latest sustainability-related publications, engagement, disclosure standards and frameworks, and resources on key topics

By Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange

Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange has committed to promoting sustainability in financial markets by becoming a partner exchange of the United Nations-led initiative, Sustainable Stock Exchanges.

By Dubai Financial Market

In line with its commitment to drive market growth and sustainability in financial markets, Dubai Financial Market (DFM) has introduced this ESG Reporting Guide to assist listed companies to incorporate Environmental, Social and Governance.

By U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

The SEC proposed new rules that would require registrants to disclose climate-related information in their periodic reports and registration statements. This includes disclosing climate-related risks that could significantly impact their business.

By Science-based targets

Science-based targets provide companies with a clearly-defined path to reduce emissions in line with the Paris Agreement goals. More than 4,000 businesses around the world are already working with the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTI).

By SASB Standard

SASB Standards enable organizations to provide industry-based sustainability disclosures about risks and opportunities that affect enterprise value. SASB Standards highlight critical ESG issues for 77 industries that affect financial performance.

By TCFD

Financial markets need clear, comprehensive, high-quality information on the impacts of climate change. This includes the risks and opportunities presented by rising temperatures, climate-related policy, and emerging technologies.

By PCAF

The first step for financial institutions to manage risk, uncover opportunities related to greenhouse gas emissions, and embark on the path to decarbonization is to measure the emissions linked to their financial activities.

By GRI

GRI leads in developing global best practices for organizations to report on their impact on environment, economy, and people. They provide widely used sustainability reporting standards covering topics like biodiversity, tax, waste, emissions.

By GRESB

GRESB assessments are guided by what investors consider to be material issues. They are aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, the Paris Climate Agreement and major international reporting frameworks.