Greenwashing: Why companies have too much to lose Leaving behind a better world is no more just a choice or an act of charity. It is but a core business requirement for organisations across the world. Unfortunately, some companies seem to have found an unethical way to gain the trust of investors and consumers by […]
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Report, review, respond: What is ESG Reporting and why ESG disclosures are becoming non-negotiable Stories have transformative potential and the power to change the world. They facilitate universal action for the greater good. Where Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) strategies are concerned, stories become the means to communicate an organisation’s sustainability journey. Narrating ESG strategies
How the IT sector is showing the way in ESG advocacy and leadership When technology and digital solutions transform industries, they bring in their wake both opportunities and threats alike. While cheaper, faster and efficient services continue to underscore the spirit of Informational Technology (IT), the sector also encounters a significant challenge at the moment.
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How ESG is becoming a critical component in supply chain The concept of companies as private players disassociated from society is no longer tenable. Today’s global citizens have a strong awareness of climate changes, geopolitics, labour conditions and laws. This has compelled corporations to achieve their financial goals with a simultaneous focus on environmental and
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How industries are working towards climate goals | The New HorAIzon https://esgrisk.ai/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/New-Horaizon_Thumbnail_WA-1.mp4 Mr. Sankar Chakraborti, Chairman, ESGRisk.ai and Group CEO, Acuité sharing his views on ‘how industries are working towards climate goals’ in ‘The New HorAIzon’, a two-day virtual technology summit presented by GE in association with Moneycontrol and CNBC-TV18. Recent Posts ESG analysis of
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ESG Risks: identify, analyse and fix the gaps Six simple steps to assess ESG Risks Few names sound as stately as Rana Plaza, once an eight-storeyed garment manufacturing hub in Bangladesh’s Savar district. Tragically, mention of Rana Plaza only dredges up haunting memories of a catastrophe from which Bangladesh, the global apparel industry, and the
How ESG strategy can accelerate ESG agenda Odisha is a hive of artistic activity, teeming with terracotta crafts, brass work, sand designs and hands skilled in making lip-smacking rosogollas. An episode in 2005 unleashed the other side of the otherwise affable people of this state. A South Korean steel-making company signed an MOU with Odisha
Demand both: Investing responsibly and save the planet It is just bad framing of the notion of trade-off between choosing to save planet and trying to make more money. Just by making smart investment choices we don’t have to choose between the two. It is about identifying companies that are being smart about the environment
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Why ESG investments are here to stay Year 2017. As many as 97 polluting industries near Bellandur Lake, located in the sleepy terrains of south Bengaluru, receive government orders for closure. Year 2018. The government asks a copper factory in Tamil Nadu’s Thoothukudi city, known for cultivation of pearl fishes, to wind up operations. Residents
ESG Funds: The future of wealth History of ESG funds There are different interpretations of the origin of ethical investments, now popularly called Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) funds. One interpretation puts the origins of ethical investment back to the 19th century when the Quakers in Britain and Ireland refused to invest in arms. Then there’s the well-documented Pax Fund launched
Founded in 2017, Chennai-based Vivriti Capital, a new-age technology-enabled lender, is a registered non-deposit taking NBFC with the RBI. Vivriti Capital brings together capital markets’ investors with institutions, small enterprises, and individuals. It manages a diverse portfolio of over 250 mid-market enterprises across various sectors, with a combined AUM of $730 million.
Vivriti Capital sought to improve its existing ESG framework, and keeping in mind the goal of providing ease of convenience to the client, our team proposed the following solutions:
The sustainability assessment models have allowed Vivriti Capital to pave the way to a sustainable & greener portfolio by assessing the ESG risk of their portfolio companies.
