Panaji 2 March (IANS). The first meeting of the National Association of Impact Leaders (NAIL) was focused on strengthening ESG (environment, social and governance) leadership in India to promote corporate sustainability in 2025. According to an official statement, the meeting was deemed to have the need to connect organizational strategies with developed global frame work.
The event organized by the Indian Institute of Corporate Affairs (IICA) attended the event by more than 100 participants, including eminent ESG professionals, policy makers and thinkers.
In this program, Aruna C. Newton, vice -president of Infosys Limited, highlighted how strong governance structures could accelerate the adoption of green technology, so that corporate sustainability can be promoted.
A panel discussion operated by Professor Garima Dadhich focused on far -reaching implications of regulatory changes, including new criteria and corporate sustainability reporting directors (CSRD) of SEBI. It highlighted both challenges and opportunities for the corporate sector.
Taking forward the dialogue, a senior official of SEBI’s loan and Hybrid Securities Department offered to work deeply in the emerging ESG rating landscape.
Putting the information forward, the official representative of the market regulator’s Corporate Finance Department introduced an official overview of their concrete impact on businesses trying to increase the Industrial Benchmark and ESG compliance for the BRSR core.
Highlighting the transformational power of technology, a senior expert from KPMG India gave a presentation on the role of AI in ESG data analytics, reporting and decision making.
During the program, the IICA also announced the third edition of its leading ESG annual conference held with the support of the Ministry of Corporate Affairs, which is scheduled to be held on 2-3 July. Registrations for this program will start in March.
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