The constantly evolving field of corporate governance has made Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) factors more important than ever. Both stakeholders and shareholders are giving a company’s dedication to sustainability, moral business conduct, and responsible governance a greater significance. ESG disclosures in proxy statements have become fundamental in conveying a company’s beliefs and long-term objectives as a result of this change. We examine the nuances of ESG in proxy statements in this article, providing useful tips and best practices for businesses trying to negotiate this dynamic landscape.
