Just under a year ago, IOSCO (International Organisation of Securities Commissions) issued a recommendation for all ESG data providers to be regulated. They argue that ESG data providers should be regulated due to concerns of a lack of transparency on methodologies and conflicts of interest. The UK regulator has said it accepts these findings but that regulation will take time. In the meantime, investors are searching for improved coverage, reduced inconsistency and better-quality information against ever-changing and evolving requirements. This puts pressure not only on investors bu...
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