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Elysian Capital Appoints Apex Group

Apex Group Ltd., a global financial services provider, announced that it has been appointed by Elysian Capital LLP, an independent Private Equity Fund investing in the UK and Ireland lower mid-market, to provide full ESG Ratings & Advisory services. A spokesperson said, “Elysian Capital seeks to adhere to the highest professional and ethical standards and is committed to investing in high quality companies. “Apex has been appointed to provide ESG Ratings, Reporting & Advisory and Gap Analysis services to ensure consistent standards of monitoring and reporting of ESG matters across Elysian Capital’s underlying portfolio. These services include collection of over 300 ESG data points, quantitative scoring and reporting, as well as benchmarking against best-in-class ESG standards, sector peers and UN SDGs.

Apex to provide ESG ratings and advisory to UK private equity fund - Global Custodian – The Leading quarterly magazine covering the international securities services industry

Apex to provide ESG ratings and advisory to UK private equity fund Investment into environmental, social and governance (ESG) unit wins Apex a UK private equity mandate ahead of incoming regulation. February 22, 2021 12:35 PM GMT Apex Group has been appointed by UK private equity fund, Elysian Capital, to provide full environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings and advisory services as the administrator reaps the rewards of investment into the service.  Through the agreement, Apex will ensure consistent standards of monitoring and reporting of ESG matters across Elysian Capital’s underlying portfolio. These services include collection of over 300 ESG data points, quantitative scoring and reporting, as well as benchmarking against best-in-class ESG standards, sector peers and UN SDGs.

Why the UK wants to be an ESG leader post-Brexit

Leaving the European Union offers the UK a chance to become a global green finance leader, but it must be wary of adding more complexity to a field that many already struggle to understand Feb 14, 2021 Tim Cooper The UK has a chance to draw first blood in the post-Brexit war over sustainable investment reporting. After leaving the European Union, the UK quickly identified this area as a regulatory battleground, announcing its refusal to align with upcoming EU legislation and intention to become a global green finance leader. But it is a risky move. Many UK fund managers warn that diverging from EU rules could force them to negotiate clashing regulations. This could create uncertainty and weaken their position in the lucrative field of sustainable investing. Divergence could also make the complex field of sustainable investing even harder for consumers to understand.

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