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ESG star reporters — Part 2

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This is the second of a two-part series exploring the best and worst examples of ESG reporting. Part 1 focused on why robust standards for ESG reporting are important to combat greenwashing, and on the main blunders we see in ESG reporting. This second part focuses on the some of the better examples of ESG disclosure.

At 9fin, our aim is to make sense of the often fragmented ESG information provided by companies. We use a mixture of technology and expertise to provide transparent and accurate data; as well as clear descriptions when something isn’t straightforward.

The below focuses on attributes in company disclosure that are helpful to lenders, using three examples: Jaguar Land RoverHannon Armstrong and WeBuild.

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