A recent Bloomberg Intelligence (BI) survey reveals a strong investor appetite for ESG and climate-focused strategies, with nearly 85% of respondents expecting growth in assets under management (AUM) over the next two years. The findings underscore a shift in perception: ESG is no longer just a compliance checkbox, it’s becoming a core driver of competitiveness and revenue.

Morgan Stanley’s latest Sustainable Signals: Annual Global Survey of Corporates 2025 report confirms a pivotal shift in how global companies view sustainability. The findings reveal that sustainability is no longer treated as a compliance requirement or a reputational risk, it is increasingly seen as a core driver of long-term value creation.

Morgan Stanley's 2025 report on sustainable investing reveals a growing interest among individual investors, particularly younger generations. The report highlights key motivations, barriers, and trends shaping the future of sustainable investments.

A recent study by Workiva Inc. reveals that 85% of companies plan to continue their climate disclosures despite political shifts. This commitment underscores the growing recognition of sustainability reporting as a strategic advantage.

A recent EY survey reveals that over half of CFOs are concerned about greenwashing risks due to persistent sustainability data problems, highlighting the need for improved data quality and transparency.

BSR’s recent report “The CSO at a Crossroads” highlights that 83% of Chief Sustainability Officers (CSOs) believe collaboration with other C-Suite leaders is crucial for driving ambitious sustainability goals. This teamwork is essential for aligning sustainability with core business functions.

A recent BlackRock survey reveals that an overwhelming 99% of insurers have set climate transition goals within their investment portfolios, marking a significant shift towards sustainability in the insurance industry.

The Capgemini Research Institute’s latest report highlights significant strides in sustainability, focusing on circular economy practices, sustainable design, and biodiversity. Despite geopolitical challenges, companies are making notable progress in integrating sustainability into their core operations.

A new survey from Boston Consulting Group (BCG) highlights how companies worldwide are leveraging AI to significantly enhance their decarbonization efforts, resulting in substantial financial benefits. Despite these advancements, overall progress in emissions reduction has stalled, highlighting a complex landscape of opportunities and challenges.

A recent McKinsey and Company report highlights how electric vehicles (EVs) are gaining traction in Europe, with 16% of new-car sales being EVs. Despite challenges like high costs and charging infrastructure, consumer interest continues to grow.

Cushman and Wakefield’s recent Sustainability Megatrends Report reveals that 60% of global investors believe ESG investing leads to higher performance yields. This finding underscores the growing financial benefits of sustainability and the increasing demand for ESG-focused investment products.