Our services include supporting companies in developing policies and practices to drive performance improvements, such as meeting energy reduction targets, reducing waste, increasing recycling and improving water efficiency.

Our services in sustainable finance combine our experience in financial markets with our strong track record in corporate sustainability to help you realise the best return on your investments or to attract investors such as pension, sovereign wealth or mutual funds to your offering.

We are the exclusive training partner for GRESB in Asia (ex-Japan) since 2016. We help companies across the region with their GRESB submissions and we provide in-house training. Whether you are reporting to GRESB for the first time, or have been reporting for many years and want to improve your performance, we can help.

This is the heart of effective sustainability management in business. And it does more than merely pop out a list of “priority issues”. For an efficient response to sustainability, our materiality assessment provides the focus on relevant issues.

Our sustainability reporting experience will help you plan your report, align it with GRI or other frameworks, complete a materiality assessment, collect data, write it and design it.

Risk and resilience management includes identifying and assessing potentially disruptive events and changing conditions, planning for risks and opportunities posed by these long-term trends, and mitigating and/or adapting from the impacts of these stressors and shocks in an efficient manner.

The United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (known as the ‘SDGs’) aim to address global challenges such as poverty, inequality, climate change and prosperity by 2030. We help private and public sector entities identify how they can contribute to the SDG’s, as well as enhance business and organisational value from activities and reporting.

Let’s develop your Strategic Approach together, work out what material issues matter most and plan action to embed a response to them into business operations.

Due to the increasing competition and dynamic nature of businesses, social and environmental threats along the supply chain can lead to disruptions impacting both businesses and the environment.

The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures is a voluntary initiative supporting companies to disclose information to investors and other stakeholders on the financial risks (and opportunities) arising from climate change. If you are interested in understanding how climate change will impact your business, or if you have been asked by investors to look at the TCFD recommendations, we can help.

Join our Training courses to learn principles and practices of business sustainability management. Courses cover materiality, reporting, SME reporting focus, and assurance.