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We’re nearly there with our long list of considerations of what you may want to include when compiling your ESG report. In our previous note, we highlighted the importance of engaging with your working group before you begin writing the document. We’ve found that starting collaboration early is essential for efficiency – after all, ESG reports can often turn out encyclopedic in scale! For example, you may have a steer on what has worked and what hasn’t worked with previous ESG pieces, and your firm’s sustainability team will be able to advise you on metrics you should include.
Top tip: make the distinction between firm-level and fund-level commitments to avoid confusing the reader. This is especially important if funds have different approaches to ESG integration, or if certain funds do not consider ESG factors.
When you are creating your ESG report, remember that you should be aiming to make it as transparent as possible. A well-structured report will not only look good, but also make for easier reading.
Consider what information may sit better as an appendix rather than potentially interrupting the flow within the body of your document.
Copylab’s team of professionals have the deep financial, sustainability, and reporting expertise to meet your organization’s needs. Whether you’d like our team to manage the project from start to finish, provide you with templates and tools for success, or something in between, Copylab has a solution that will work for you. Our approach is entirely flexible and can be tailored to align with your requirements.