INDUSLAW | ESG Reporting and its framework in India

Published On: 11/02/2022

Practice Area: Corporate & Commercial, Private Equity, Venture Capital and Fund Investment

Authors:

Saurav Kumar

Rohit Ambast

The article discusses and analyses ESG reporting in general and focuses on the reporting framework in India. It also highlights some key issues that would be of interest to investors, public companies, and other market participants associated with ESG investing in India.

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