Climate change and ESG: preparing companies for emerging risks
In a column published by Expansión, Pablo Jiménez examines climate change as a major risk for organizations and the role of innovation, technology and ESG criteria in strengthening business resilience.
In the column “Prepárate para el próximo cisne” (“Prepare for the next swan”), published by Expansión, our partner Pablo Jiménez draws on the concepts of “black swans” and “green swans” to examine climate-related risks and the solutions that can emerge through innovation and technology.
Pablo discusses environmental, social and governance (ESG) management as a tool for identifying, managing, monitoring and reporting risks and opportunities associated with a company’s business model. He also highlights developments in sustainable finance and climate-related disclosure requirements, as well as increasing scrutiny of potential greenwashing practices.
The article emphasizes the importance of incorporating these factors into corporate strategy and preparing for an environment in which climate risks and ESG considerations are increasingly relevant to investors, regulators, clients and supply chains.
Read the full column in Expansión.
