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ESG in 2020: 10 Things to Look Out For

Posted on January 9, 2020
Posted in Air Quality and Climate Change, Environmental Litigation, Environmental, Social, and Governance, Green Finance

Governments as well as investors and companies will continue to actively address environmental, social, and governance issues this year.

By Paul A. Davies, James R. Barrett, Michael D. Green, Aaron E. Franklin, and Kristina S. Wyatt

Environmental, social, and governance (ESG) was more prominent than ever in 2019, as issues such as climate change and corporate responsibility regularly appeared in news cycles worldwide. This year, observers can expect even more focus on this area, with public awareness of ESG at an all-time high, and major ESG-related events set to take place.

Whilst the nature of ESG means that significant issues and events can arise at any time, this blog post highlights 10 trends to watch in 2020.

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