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Equipping financial services for the ESG era

The business world’s commitment to sustainability has been growing rapidly, and it is increasingly clear that sustainability improvements are more than a matter of just “doing the right thing.” They are also key to building customer loyalty, developing new revenue channels, and driving future growth. As a result, many companies around the globe no longer view corporate responsibility as a secondary issue but as a central business imperative.

Although all major financial services companies are touting their commitment to environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues, the few that can crack the code of achieving concrete success in the near term will capture an important competitive advantage in attracting customers, investors, and talented professionals. A critical first step will be adopting a more rigorous approach to ESG data that allows them to tap into more data, standardise and share data, and use AI and analytics to put that data to work internally and for customers.

Download Capgemini’s latest POV on equipping financial services for the ESG era to learn more about:

• How a focus on ESG can make companies more sustainable, responsible, and aligned to societal goals while also driving improved business performance.
• The three fundamental, data-driven issues that can hamper the effective management of ESG metrics.
• Building an end-to-end “ESG data supply chain” that enables a repeatable, industrialised process for keeping ESG data relevant and current, and using it on an ongoing basis as an enterprise-wide asset.

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