Sustainability investments are no longer just about environmental responsibility – they’re a critical financial strategy. However, proving the financial return on these investments can be difficult without the right tools.
Overcoming the Biggest Hurdles in Proving the Financial Value of Sustainable Infrastructure
Many businesses recognise the importance of sustainable infrastructure, but proving its financial value remains a significant challenge. While decision-makers might support sustainability in principle, securing financial buy-in often requires addressing common objections related to cost, measurement difficulties, and perceived misalignment with business goals.
UBS Pushes Back Net Zero Target by 10 Years Following Credit Suisse Acquisition
UBS revealed in its 2024 Sustainability Report that it has pushed back its target to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in its operations by 10 years to 2035, from its prior 2025 goal, attributing the change largely due to the effect of the bank’s acquisition of Credit Suisse. The bank also withdrew a target for its Asset Management…
The Business Case for Sustainable Infrastructure: How to Prove Its Financial Value
Sustainability is no longer just an ethical choice – it’s a financial one. As companies invest in sustainable infrastructure, decision-makers must justify these expenditures to investors, executives, and other stakeholders. But how can you effectively demonstrate the financial returns of sustainability investments?