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How will understanding climate risk move you from ambition to action?
The fifth EY Climate Risk Barometer shows an increase in companies reporting on climate but falling short of carbon ambitions. Learn more.
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Learn why FIs need to operate iteratively to effect transition finance at pace and scale in a complex ecosystem.
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By leveraging the learnings and practices of EHS professionals, business leaders can accelerate ESG performance. Learn more.
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How motor racing is accelerating toward action on climate change
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The EY Global Corporate Reporting and Institutional Investor Survey finds a significant reporting disconnect with investors on ESG disclosures. Learn more.
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ESG investing is at a critical moment. As historical levels of capital are fed into ESG funds, questions emerge on how useful ESG data is. Find out more.
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Why biodiversity may be more important to your business than you realize
Businesses should act now to measure and mitigate their impact on biodiversity.
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With an increasing focus on sustainability, European boards must address ESG factors to unlock new sources of value creation. Find out how.
How financial services can mobilize capital to deliver net zero
Learn how financial services firms can mobilize the capital flows needed to deliver net zero.
What to watch as global ESG reporting standards take shape
The launch of the International Sustainability Standards Board is a significant development in the transition toward a green economy.
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Investors are pursuing green recovery opportunities, but a long-term strategy could be needed to avoid a market bubble. Find out more.
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Why climate change creates a need for better nonfinancial disclosures
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Why there are growing calls for global sustainability standards
Find out why now is the time to establish globally consistent standards for the reporting of nonfinancial information.
Why economic revival should be based on green growth
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Why ESG performance is growing in importance for investors
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Why your climate action today may impact your lending terms tomorrow
The cost of finance is becoming more closely linked to ESG performance as companies face increased pressure to address climate action. Learn more.
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Effective management of issues relating to modern slavery and human rights has become an urgent business priority.
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Data and analytics are important to lead environmental, health and safety programs that may help strengthen the reputation of the business.
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Matthew Bell
EY Global Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader
Climate change and sustainability leader. Engaging in purposeful change and creating long-term value for global organizations. Savvy in science and technology.
London, GBR
Ben Taylor
EY Global Strategy and Markets Leader, Climate Change and Sustainability Services
Innovative thought leader on the future of finance, sustainability and technology. Constantly learning, questioning. Fan of design, slightly obsessed with bicycles, music-lover, husband
London, GBR
Velislava Ivanova
EY Americas Chief Sustainability Officer; EY Americas Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader
Sustainability leader. Trusted business advisor. Global citizen. Nature lover.
Denver, USA
Terence Jeyaretnam
EY Asia-Pacific Climate Change and Sustainability Services Leader
Change maker. Sustainability adviser. Networker and connector. Reconciliation leader. Board member and academic contributor. Karate sensei and basketballer.
Melbourne, AUS
Mathew Nelson
EY Oceania Chief Sustainability Officer
Leading a purpose-driven team that shares a common passion for creating positive impact. Workplace diversity and equality advocate. Engineer. Father of two boys. Australian Football League fan.
Melbourne, AUS
Jessica Wollmuth
EY Americas Climate Change and Sustainability Services Deputy Leader
Sustainability leader. Environment, health and safety advocate. Passionate about integrating environmental management and business strategy. Mother of two teenage girls. National park enthusiast.
Chicago, USA
Adam Carrel
Partner, Climate Change & Sustainability Services, Ernst & Young
Passionate about climate change and sustainability. Sports enthusiast.
Perth, AUS
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