A few years ago, environmental, social and governance (ESG) financing used to be the exception – now it is the norm. Where the debate used to center on inchoate definitions of what is green or not, the market has now matured with improved ESG disclosures and increased scrutiny around structures. Simply articulating corporate sustainability targets for 2030 or 2050 does not suffice anymore. The conversation is at a more granular level focusing on additionality, materiality and ambition. The need for a more standardised approach has grown as...Read more