ESG reporting stories
Hannover Messe 2024 spotlighted key trends in industrial technology, including sustainability, AI, and edge computing, setting the stage for future advancements.
SaaScada has issued five forecasts for the United Kingdom's fintech sphere in 2024, including a crisis in artificial intelligence and major shifts in payments.
IBM and JLL launch global sustainability solution using Envizi technology to enhance ESG reporting and data management for commercial real estate.
A KPMG Asia Pacific and GS1 report reveals seamless retail as a baseline expectation, highlighting trends like AI, digital payments, and sustainability in APAC's transformation.
Infor launches Infor GenAI and ESG Reporting to boost customer productivity and enhance environmental reporting, delivering tailored solutions for key industries.
AI-powered automation offers significant potential to streamline finance operations: from user-friendly interfaces to handling unstructured data.
Aiven commits to sustainable operations in the tech sector, highlighting the urgent need for carbon emissions reduction in light of equivalent pollution levels to the aviation industry.
In 2023, GRC SaaS company Diligent observed a record high of 21,784 new sanctions and a decline in FCPA enforcement actions.
Wolters Kluwer adds ESG reporting capability to its platform to help CFOs meet regulations and gain stakeholder trust.
Powered by Einstein, Net Zero Cloud's generative AI capabilities will suggest reliable, auto-generated responses for ESG reports.
By 2024, 75% of large enterprise firms will implement purpose-specific ESG data management and reporting software.
Brad Gurrie, CEO of Socialsuite, tells us more about the company, its offering, where it is focused next, and how to get in touch.
Socialsuite is on a mission to make ESG simpler and help ensure all enterprises can demonstrate the change they are making.
ESG investment has surged from $5bn in 2018 to nearly $70bn in 2021, making AI data analytics an increasingly valuable tool in assessing ESG performance.
Major Australian firms like Deloitte and PwC back mandatory digital ESG reporting to comply with evolving regulations, aiming for easier, accurate disclosures.
Singaporean companies leading global transition in integrated financial and sustainability reporting, spurred by the EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive.
KPMG Australia partners with SAP through the SAPPartnerEdge programme to accelerate the delivery of industry-specific, tech-driven solutions.
As mandatory ESG reporting requirements come into effect, ultimately, the only way to reliably achieve compliance will be through AI-powered automation.
It's time for businesses to put data at the centre of their organisation and look for ways to optimise operations in an ESG context.
Businesses are embracing the next generation in financial technology to help fuel new growth in digital channels despite current economic uncertainty.