Survey participants were asked to respond to the following statement presented by the source; "Are the following standards well suited to support short-term investment decision-making?".
The following details regarding survey methodology were added by the source; "The decision-makers who were surveyed work for asset management firms, wealth management firms, private banks, insurers, pension funds, family offices, foundations, endowment funds and sovereign wealth funds. Their job titles include vice president or director of investments, chief investment officer, head of ESG/sustainable investments, portfolio manager and other investment decision-maker. Their institutions’ assets under management (AUM) range from less than 1 billion U.S. dollars to 50 billion U.S. dollars or more."
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Cohesion rate of sustainability reporting and short-term investment worldwide 2024
As of 2024, the vast majority of institutional investors surveyed stated they did not agree that new sustainability guidelines were suited to support short-term investment decisions. EU’s taxonomy of environmentally sustainable activities was seen as the most achievable by investors, with ** percent stating it would be possible to follow these standards while supporting short-term investment decisions; However, this was a minority opinion as over **** felt it would not be possible. The ISSB standards from IFRS and the CSRD standards from the EU were more poorly received, as less than ** percent of respondents stated these standards would be well suited in supporting short-term investment decisions.
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