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ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) is a label for a fundamental shift in market demand. Employees, customers and investors want to work for, buy from and invest in companies that are aligned with their personal values. ESG is a market force that every company should address.
Sustainable value - value that can last over time - is a goal every business leader is striving to meet. PwC’s Sustainable Value Governance framework helps leaders respond to their stakeholders’ specific ESG needs in a way that helps create sustainable value.
The fastest growing segment of the investment fund industry is in ESG focused funds, which totals upwards of $18.4 trillion as of 2021.
The PwC Sustainable Value Governance framework:
The Sustainable Value Matrix maps stakeholder ESG needs on top of risk management, growth and other strategic concerns to produce a three-dimensional picture of the company’s potential market opportunities and risks.
The Sustainable Value Book is both a strategy setting and corporate governance process. The book provides a clear, concise strategy narrative, progress reporting, message discipline and control and documents the supporting data. It helps communicate the strategic plan through the organization and forms the basis of external communications.
These elements are combined with execution planning and strong data and reporting structures. By drawing information together and translating it across functional areas, Sustainable Value Governance can help you create an enterprise-wide ESG strategy that builds trust with stakeholders, satisfies investor and regulatory demands and differentiates your company from competitors.
Sustainable Value Governance can help you:
With PwC’s Sustainable Value Governance, you can realize the value of ESG as a strategic asset in attracting talent, creating customer loyalty and continuing to build trust among stakeholders.
Managing Director, PwC US
Leader, Governance Insights Center, PwC US
Trust Solutions Sustainability Leader, PwC US