Hong Kong, Singapore, Shanghai
Given our rich experience in preparing climate-related disclosures for our clients, our professional team can assist companies in navigating the climate-related disclosure journey by providing tailored services depending on your disclosure readiness and experience, adopting a Phased Approach.
Given our rich experience in preparing climate-related disclosures for our clients, our professional team can assist companies in navigating the climate-related disclosure journey by providing tailored services depending on your disclosure readiness and experience, adopting a Phased Approach.
In recent years, private companies have started to be aware of the increasing importance of ESG and Sustianability in the market. With growing demands on ESG-related disclosure from both the government and the general public, there is a potential for changes in laws and regulations, which may impact a company’s readiness towards relevant disclosures.
We strongly advise our clients to consider ESG report assurance to ensure the credibility of their sustainability efforts.
Our team worked collaboratively with the client to identify key ESG issues relevant to their new business and industry, and conducted a thorough analysis of their latest operations and supply chain to gather the necessary data.
We have assisted the company to set environmental targets for future improvements as well as conducting a materiality assessment to identify the latest material ESG issues to the company and its subsidiaries.
GreenCo is up for helping companies prepare to become a signatory of the PRI.
GreenCo recently completed a Sustainability Report for a technological company listed in Singapore with subsidiaries across the Southeast Asia according to the latest amendments on providing climate-related disclosures announced by the SGX Group.
GreenCo has recently been assisting a leading asset management company in complying with the requirements of being a signatory of the Principles for Responsible Investment (“PRI”).
The SGX Group has amended the listing rules to require issuers to provide climate-related disclosures in the sustainability report from the financial year commencing in 2022 based on the recommendations from the Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (“TCFD”) on a “comply or explain” basis.
