Current regulations primarily prioritise environmental and climate concerns, known as the ‘E’ aspect of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria. Within this framework, banks are required to collect data on a client’s environmental footprint and the measures they are taking to minimise this impact. The chart provides an overview of ESG information related to corporate customers.
Additional macroeconomic or scientific data, such as climate scenarios and projections, are also required, particularly for risk management and control analysis. These data inputs are essential for providing effective guidance and direction.
