While Environmental, Social and Governance (“ESG”) as a concept is still relatively amorphous, the idea of corporate integrity lies at its heart, encapsulating ethical values and doing the right thing. Here, we explore a selection of myths relating to ESG, and discuss the competitive advantages for private equity firms that act now to identify their priority areas for transformational change, enhanced value creation and elevated business performance.
The heightened focus on ESG for business has been one of remarkable escalation. This rise has not eluded the private equity and wider investment industry.
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March 31, 2022
Sarah Keeling
Sarah Keeling, Partner, is a former senior British government official with more than three decades of experience in national security and geopolitical risk issues globally. She assists the Boards of […]
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Piers de Wilde
Piers de Wilde, a Partner at StoneTurn, has more than 18 years of experience in business intelligence, investigations and litigation support. Specifically, he focuses on pre-transactional due diligence, litigation support, […]
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