The dramatic rise in interest in ESG during the pandemic is a response to investors and other citizens grappling with the first sustainability crisis of the 21st century. But while the ESG agenda holds the promise of improved financial returns, improving pandemic resilience to mitigate the risk of another COVID-19 will need also to address the societal vulnerabilities exposed by the pandemic.
Join us as we explore the key findings from our recent ESG survey and our previously published Horizon Scanning of a post-COVID ‘New Normal’. We look at the increased role for the Social and Governance pillars and the transition from shareholder to stakeholder governance models.
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