To maintain its place in the market, every company must opt for financial monitoring. It consists in following very closely all the financial news and the resource activities of the company.
It also allows you to track a company's stock on the financial market, as well as those of similar or competing companies.
The financial watch does not only inform on the financial news, it also allows to be informed on financial aids coming from the State for example.
The financial world has realized that it is no longer possible to continue doing business as usual, and that it must move quickly to meet the challenge of climate change. The question is no longer whether to do something, but how to do it.
to weather events, liability and transition risks have raised awareness.
Today, we have reached a very interesting point where green finance as a subset of finance is disappearing. It is all finance taken as a whole that is becoming green and responsible.
Defining the role that finance can play in responsible change requires both a clear understanding of the consequences of climate change and a good understanding of finance.
Governments and various regulators have a major role to play in the change that is taking place. First, a course must be set and every economic, financial, entrepreneurial and consumer player must know exactly where we want to go, how and how fast. The example of the electric car is clear: setting a European timetable for the end of the sale of internal combustion engine cars makes it possible to mobilize energy and capital in one direction.
The frameworks for action must be clear, precise and not change too often.
The problem is complicated by the fact that not all extra-financial rating organizations (as opposed to financial rating organizations which only judge companies on their ability to repay the money they borrow) have the same practices and do not rate in the same way.
The organizations responsible for issuing standards for the presentation of discounted data exchanged throughout the world do not have the same approach to environmental risks. For example, the International Sustainability Standards Board(ISSB) is concerned only with the financial aspect of ESG risks weighing on companies' accounts.