Tag Archives: ESG

Neither the midterms nor 2028 will reverse the US shift. Strategic options to diversify markets, suppliers and critical inputs.
16
Oct
Board of Directors, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), ESG Reporting, Human Rights, Stakeholders, Sustainability, Sustainable Finance & ESG

Midterms or 2028: the US drift is here to stay

Posted on by Farid Baddache

Neither the midterms nor 2028 will reverse the US shift. Strategic options to diversify markets, suppliers and critical inputs.

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In non-designated countries, an IFC rejection on E&S grounds raises debt, equity and delay costs. Lessons from Ksapa's gap analyses.
07
Oct
Board of Directors, ESG Reporting, Governance, Human Rights, Impact, Stakeholders, Sustainability, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Sustainable Finance & ESG

IFC Standards: The Real Cost of an E&S Rejection

Posted on by Farid Baddache

In non-designated countries, an IFC rejection on E&S grounds raises debt, equity and delay costs. Lessons from Ksapa’s gap analyses.

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SFDR 2.0 will replace Articles 8 and 9 with 3 product categories. What likely changes, how to protect an Article 9 fund from reclassification.
03
Oct
Board of Directors, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), ESG Reporting, Governance, Human Rights, Impact, Stakeholders, Sustainability, Sustainable Development Goals (SDG), Sustainable Finance & ESG

SFDR 2.0 and Article 9 reclassification risk

Posted on by Farid Baddache

SFDR 2.0 will replace Articles 8 and 9 with 3 product categories. What likely changes, how to protect an Article 9 fund from reclassification.

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EU, US, China: where ESG rules converge and diverge, and how international groups can navigate between rival trading blocs.
28
Sep
Board of Directors, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), ESG Reporting, Human Rights, Stakeholders, Sustainability, Sustainable Finance & ESG

ESG: Convergence and Fault Lines Between Blocs

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EU, US, China: where ESG rules converge and diverge, and how international groups can navigate between rival trading blocs.

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Revised ESRS and voluntary standard now in the EU Official Journal: timeline, burden cuts, value chain cap. Priority actions for companies.
28
Sep
Board of Directors, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), ESG Reporting, Human Rights, Stakeholders, Sustainability, Sustainable Finance & ESG

Revised ESRS: What Changes for 2027

Posted on by Farid Baddache

Revised ESRS and voluntary standard now in the EU Official Journal: timeline, burden cuts, value chain cap. Priority actions for companies.

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How the Doughnut Economics model (purpose, network, governance, ownership, finance) reframes corporate human rights strategy, by Ksapa.
22
Sep
Board of Directors, Governance, Human Rights, Stakeholders, Sustainable Finance & ESG

Doughnut Economics: Rethinking Human Rights

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How the Doughnut Economics model (purpose, network, governance, ownership, finance) reframes corporate human rights strategy, by Ksapa.

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B7 Paris 2026: why supply chain risk mapping and mitigation have become non-negotiable board-level priorities for global business leaders.
22
May
Board of Directors, Circularity, Climate Change, Corporate Social Responsiblity (CSR), Governance, Human Rights, Resilience, Responsible consumption, Responsible sourcing, Sustainability, Sustainable Finance & ESG

The New Geopolitics of Critical Supply Chains

Posted on by Farid Baddache

B7 Paris 2026: why risk mapping, geographic diversification, and circularity have become non-negotiable board-level priorities for global business leaders.

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