Reuters Launches Sustainable Switch Newsletter to Track ESG Trends

ICARO Media Group
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22/07/2024 22h43

In a bid to help companies and governments navigate the ever-evolving landscape of environmental, social, and governance (ESG) trends, Reuters has introduced the Sustainable Switch newsletter. As the world's largest multimedia news provider, Reuters aims to provide professionals and consumers with comprehensive insights into ESG issues impacting businesses and the global community.

Thomson Reuters, the parent company of Reuters, is globally renowned for its provision of business, financial, national, and international news. With its vast reach, the media organization serves billions of people worldwide on a daily basis. By leveraging their authoritative content, attorney-editor expertise, and industry-defining technology, Reuters is set to build a strong argument around ESG matters.

The Sustainable Switch newsletter is designed to provide a comprehensive solution for managing complex tax and compliance needs. It offers a highly-customized workflow experience, granting access to unmatched financial data, news, and content. Professionals in the fields of tax, accounting, and finance will benefit from real-time and historical market data, as well as insights from global sources and experts.

One of the key features of the Sustainable Switch newsletter is its ability to screen for heightened risks in businesses relationships and human networks. This feature aims to uncover hidden risks that may pose challenges to companies and governments on their ESG journeys.

With the launch of this newsletter, Reuters aims to establish itself as the industry leader in the online ESG information space. By providing professionals and consumers with up-to-date information and insights, Reuters is committed to assisting stakeholders in making informed decisions when it comes to ESG considerations.

To stay abreast of the latest ESG trends affecting companies and governments worldwide, professionals are encouraged to sign up for the Reuters Sustainable Switch newsletter.

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