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Broadening disclosure requirements and investor analysis are forcing organisations to standardise how sustainability data is gathered and reported. 57% state investor expectations are the main chauffeur of ESG strategy55% say regulation is a key impact on sustainability strategy58% of financiers prioritise regulation-aligned ESG dataThe variety of countries with mandatory ESG disclosure requirements is expected to double1170% of supply chain specialists anticipate increased ESG transparency demands11There are over 7,000 climate laws, policies and UNFCCC submissions9Regulation and investor expectations are now specifying the standard for how ESG information is collected, structured, and disclosed, and sustainable investing is here to remain.

Numerous organisations lack constant methods, centralised systems, and dependable processes for collecting and validating sustainability information. This develops considerable barriers to audit-ready reporting and investor confidence. 47% of financiers cite ESG information coverage gaps as their most significant challenge41% report information quality problems, and 40% highlight disparities across providers76% of executives mention data quality as a top ESG reporting challenge60% of financing leaders battle with fragmented ESG information across systemsOnly around 20% of finance groups currently report on ESG metricsLess than 30% of organisations feel confident in the precision of their ESG dataThe restraint is no longer awareness, but the capability to produce constant, audit-ready sustainability information.
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