Sustainability & Climate

ESG Strategy

Defining what environmental, social and governance (ESG) topics to monitor and address for your organization and stakeholders can be overwhelming and inefficient. Through comprehensive materiality assessments and scenario modeling, we help our clients identify and prioritize the most significant ESG issues that could affect their business, developing strategies for effective implementation of policies on climate action, circular economy and human rights.

Climate & Decarbonization

Society is enhancing attention to climate action and decarbonization, putting organizations under new pressure to reduce emissions and achieve net-zero. We help clients analyze their carbon footprint (scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions), set ambitious yet feasible goals, and develop and implement decarbonization and net-zero strategies—meaningfully embedding sustainability into their operations to improve and protect margins, build brand value, and enhance risk resilience.

Sustainable Supply Chain

Beyond complying with the latest legislation, organizations must enhance visibility of their indirect environmental and social impacts through improved traceability, working with supply chain partners to consider how their operations are affecting local communities and economies. We help our clients establish long-term collaborative engagement with critical value chain partners to establish traceability systems, reduce ESG risk, secure supply, and build a more resilient business.

Sustainable Finance

Increasing pressures from stakeholders and new regulatory contexts are creating a need for a sustainability transformation in finance. We help clients better manage risk exposure and contribute to value creation by embedding ESG considerations into core operations for improved decision-making through counterparty risk analysis, scenario modeling, product and process design, intuitive and interactive tools for data collection and analysis, and impact finance advisory.

Sustainability for CFOs

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) risks increasingly demand the attention of chief financial officers (CFOs). ESG data points or failure to report can be as harmful as a negative financial disclosure. We guide CFOs on how to manage sustainability risk, assess climate change resilience, inform strategy, understand regulatory compliance, and create long-term value as they transition from CFO to chief value officer.