ESG in Asia Pacific, ASEAN and Singapore
CGS, formerly known as Centre for Governance, Institutions and Organisations (CGIO), embarked on sustainability reporting (SR) research as far back as 2014 in anticipation of a growing trend and development in sustainability and green finance. The first SR report was released in 2015.
A year later, in 2016, the Singapore Exchange specified that companies would be expected by the financial year ending on or after 31 December 2017, on a ‘comply or explain’ basis, to submit SR reports in its annual financial reports. This move from voluntary reporting marks the appreciation of market expectations and growing demand for businesses to communicate their commitment to ESG factors in their business strategy and practices.
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Research Report Nature-related Reporting in Asia-Pacific Corporations: State of Readiness 2022 |
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Research Report Climate Reporting in ASEAN – State of Corporate Practices 2022 Presentation Slides |
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Casebook Cases in Sustainability |
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Research Report Sustainability Reporting Review 2023 Presentation Slides |
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Research Report Sustainability Counts II 2023 |
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Research Report Sustainability Counts – Asia Pacific Report 2022 |
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Research Report Sustainability Reporting Review 2021 Presentation Slides |
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Research Report Promoting Best Practices in Online Marketing 2023 |
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Research Report What Impact Means to Digital Economy Companies in Southeast Asia 2023 |