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01/13/2022
ESG strategy: 8 ways to create value for private equity firms
A well-defined and well-executed environmental, social, and governance (ESG) strategy can help a private equity firm stand out within the investment community, and drive value throughout the fund lifecycle.
To get started on their ESG journey, private equity firms should assess their current environmental, social, and governance capabilities so as to develop an actionable and flexible guide for moving forward.
This will empower them with a clear understanding of how to execute to achieve desired ESG goals and objectives and deliver necessary outputs (including increased value) to all stakeholders.
The best place to start is with a thorough assessment by CohnReznick of your ESG goals and objectives, what has been implemented and achieved so far, and what the next steps should be on your ESG journey to best drive positive impact and deliver outstanding value.
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