Simply saying you’re a sustainable business isn’t enough anymore: you have to prove it. Increasingly, companies want to show their customers, investors, and stakeholders precisely how their organization’s activities, products, and sustainable investments are promoting positive environmental, social, and economic change. There is also a growing demand from investors and regulators for companies to improve their impact reporting policies.
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Bond & Loan Impact Reporting
Understand the impacts of your projects and investments with a Bond or Loan Impact Report for pre-and post-issuance assessments. Receive a thorough and independent analysis on the impacts of your Use of Proceeds based on relevant Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) and provide quantitative evidence of your bond or loan’s achievements.
Corporate Impact Reporting
Discover the environmental, social, and economic impact of your organization’s products and activities, including corporate social responsibility programs, supply chain spending and operations, enabling better insights to drive internal decision-making and improving reputation among peers, investors, and clients.
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