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Helping our clients navigate through what ESG means for them, Grant Thornton’s approach is genuinely collaborative bringing together our knowledge and expertise with your business strategy.
For many, your ESG journey has already started even though you may not have an overall ESG position. Knowing what ESG related activities your organisation is currently doing is an important place to start and will lay the foundation for the discussion on how to embed ESG into your business strategy.
With ESG being a broad and continually evolving area, we play a role in helping to educate and inform your business and by doing so will help you make better decisions in relation to your ESG response. Our ESG services are underpinned by methodologies and frameworks designed to guide and support you through the process of developing your ESG response and meeting your reporting obligations.
As the ESG landscape is rapidly transforming, our ESG service offering continues to evolve to ensure we’re able to respond to your business’s needs. Understanding the changes in the regulatory environment, and local and global trends impacting ESG responses are vital to developing and providing our ESG services.
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Grant Thornton is part of the IFRS Sustainability Alliance as part of the GTI Network and has access to further resources should they be required. |
There is a growing demand for organisations to provide transparency on their commitment to sustainability and disclosure of the nonfinancial impacts of their business activities. Commonly, the responsibility for sustainability and ESG reporting is landing with CFOs and finance teams, requiring a reassessment of a range of reporting processes and controls.
As the demand for organisations to prepare information in relation to ESG & sustainability continues to increase, through changes in regulatory requirements or stakeholder expectations, there is a growing need for assurance over the information prepared.
With the ESG and sustainability landscape continuing to evolve, we are focussed on helping your business to understand what ESG and sustainability represents and the opportunities and challenges it can provide.
As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations become increasingly pivotal for dealmakers in Australia, it is important for investors to feel confident in assessing transactions through an ESG lens.
There is a growing demand for organisations to provide transparency on their commitment to sustainability and disclosure of the nonfinancial impacts of their business activities. Commonly, the responsibility for sustainability and ESG reporting is landing with CFOs and finance teams, requiring a reassessment of a range of reporting processes and controls.
With the ESG and sustainability landscape continuing to evolve, we are focussed on helping your business to understand what ESG and sustainability represents and the opportunities and challenges it can provide.
As the demand for organisations to prepare information in relation to ESG & sustainability continues to increase, through changes in regulatory requirements or stakeholder expectations, there is a growing need for assurance over the information prepared.
As environmental, social, and governance (ESG) considerations become increasingly pivotal for dealmakers in Australia, it is important for investors to feel confident in assessing transactions through an ESG lens.
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Whether your organisation’s footprint is global, or you operate predominantly in Australia, there can be multiple risks to your business both internally and externally.
ESG elements of merger & acquisition due diligence.
Data analytics and project management associated with complex ESG activities.
Tax is a consideration for every business, with layers of complexity driven by size, location, structure and industry.
Litigation support for greenwashing actions.
Whether your organisation’s footprint is global, or you operate predominantly in Australia, there can be multiple risks to your business both internally and externally.
Tax is a consideration for every business, with layers of complexity driven by size, location, structure and industry.
ESG elements of merger & acquisition due diligence.
Litigation support for greenwashing actions.
Data analytics and project management associated with complex ESG activities.
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