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A case for enhanced transparency
2016-08-04T11:53:00+01:00
Steve Waygood (Aviva Investors) and Toby Heaps (Corporate Knights) join the PRI’s Danielle Chesebrough to discuss the current state of sustainability reporting, and identify the key next steps exchanges, regulators, investors and international organizations (such as IOSCO and IASB) should take to improve the quality and consistency of ESG disclosures across markets.
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