ESG-related legislation and regulation are increasingly a focus for companies operating internationally.

Scanning the horizon for new developments and adapting their business practices accordingly will be key to ensuring compliance, especially in the face of diverse and ever-changing requirements.

In this article for The World Financial Review, Maria Cronin and Fred Kelly discuss why there is no one-size-fits all approach to compliance and some of the latest regulatory developments, such as the new anti-greenwashing rule by the Financial Conduct Authority.

They also discuss how corporates are having to contend with geopolitical developments, other hurdles such as shareholder and climate activism, and how adaptability will be key to navigating the intricate web of ESG risks.