Investors yearn for sustainability disclosures. A recent survey shows that institutional investors believe that corporate disclosure of company sustainability efforts fall short of the information the investors want. Up to 87% of the investors surveyed felt that information regarding how a company deals with climate change or resource scarcity will play a role in the investors’ decisions over the next three years, and about 84% will be looking at corporate social responsibility and good corporate citizenship. The article, published in CGMA Magazine, also lists five key areas of sustainability that investors would like to see a greater level of reported information from corporations.
About the Author: Lauren Boitel
Lauren Boitel is the Executive Director of ImpactNV, a statewide sustainability NGO convener and coalition builder that drives systemic change around economic, environmental, and social sustainability in the Silver State. Lauren has 12 years of experience as a Sustainability Professional in Southern Nevada and teaches Sustainability & Entrepreneurship for the Lee Business School at UNLV.
