
Why impact matters for company valuations
There is a growing need to assess and disclose how reporting their positive and negative impact on the environment impacts a company's valuation.
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From boardrooms to back offices, our Risk Assurance services can help you protect and create value so you can build a sustainable business that is risk resilient and risk ready.
We bring together specialist disciplines and commercial expertise to give you the insight, foresight and independent advice you need to build and safeguard the value of all parts of your business. We’ll transform the way you perceive - and capitalise on - risks, so you can stay at the forefront of change and turn risks into opportunities.
There is a growing need to assess and disclose how reporting their positive and negative impact on the environment impacts a company's valuation.
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As the business world continues to address wide-ranging environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, a debate has arisen around what business should report on and to whom.
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