Business performance ‘intrinsically linked’ to sustainability, say Australian firms
More than two thirds (68%) of Australian businesses see a ‘moderate’ to ‘strong’ relationship between sustainability and profitability.
More than two thirds (68%) of Australian businesses see a ‘moderate’ to ‘strong’ relationship between sustainability and profitability.
Some 85% of companies see sustainability as a value creation opportunity, a new study by Morgan Stanley has found.
Over half (54%) of chief executives around the world rank sustainability as a ‘higher priority’ than they did a year ago, according to EY.
Close to two thirds (64%) of UK companies say that the cost-of-living crisis is having ‘no impact’ on their sustainability commitments.
A new report from EY has suggested that corporate boards need to ‘challenge’ management teams into embedding sustainability.
Some three-quarters (76%) of business executives said that sustainability is central to their business strategy, a new study by IBM has found.
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