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Seema speaks about entities' long-term sustainability & culture through purpose that opens a set of expansive possibilities

‎01. Client Presentation - Product Prese
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‎02. Client Presentation - Product Presentation v4 draft - use it for reference set of sli

​​​​Learn more about the entity-level systemic change for financial institutions and corporations

  • An entity (financial institution or corporate) becomes sustainable for the long term, when it contributes directly/indirectly towards its ecosystem with purpose and multi-stakeholder focus​

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  • The direct or indirect impacts are often non-financial outcomes and they do not come from a profit mindset but entities having a Purpose, a higher purpose beyond just making a profit. Examples could be reduction of negative impacts due to money laundering, inaccurate credit risk quantification, GHGs emissions, negative impacts on nature & biodiversity, lack of inclusivity at workplace, ignorance towards society, lack of focus on netzero on non-recycled plastics, non-recycled water and other commodities that are taken for granted, etc. 

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  • Climate change is not a standalone problem; the issues behind the SDGs are intertwined with the problem of climate change. Entities need to achieve their fair share of direct/indirect climate goals and all SDGs inline with 2030 goals and 1.5 degrees pathway. Needs rapid innovations and scale-ups, culture and mindset shifts, solve issues of off-takes, align capital for the same, etc.  

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  • The financial system has the responsibility and power to steer the economy towards one that is climate-friendly, inclusive, and sustainable for the long term. It needs to leverage on authentic outcome based universal ESG metrics with comparable sustainability performance, digital transformation for accurate  credit and compliance risk quantification, holistic credit risk ratings, quantified underwriting, an authentic, robust & transparent ESG asset class built thereby, etc. leading to innovation in sustainable finance and its blended variation across transition finance, climate finance, impact investing, development finance, and all others through sustainable loans, bonds, funds, equities, indices and any other instrument. Accurate holistic credit risk ratings and underwriting and visibility of impact on the ground will enable effective deployment of concessional finance, guarantees, grants etc. and will mobilise private capital to EMDEs including their MSMEs at scale and speed.

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