Consultant Column

Facing the global sustainability wave and information disclosure trends, businesses and investors have increasingly urgent needs for ESG information. To help stakeholders more effectively grasp the sustainability pulse of Taiwanese companies and markets, the Taiwan Stock Exchange has launched the ESG InfoHub digital platform, integrating key sustainability data from official institutions to provide one-stop information inquiry and comparison functions.

The 11th (2024) Corporate Governance Evaluation results have been officially announced, and the evaluation system is about to transform. This article will help you quickly grasp the key points of the transition between old and new systems, as well as the new indicator content for the next corporate governance evaluation.

TWSE and TPEx regularly review corporate sustainability reports. All listed companies are subject to review at least once every five years. Failure to disclose according to regulations may result in required corrections, improvement requests, or even impact on corporate governance ratings.

The newly proposed EU Sustainability Simplification Omnibus Package aims to simplify corporate sustainability reporting. Regulations proposed for relaxation include the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), and more. Here's a comprehensive overview of the key changes:

This article provides the latest ESG news from March 10-16, 2025, covering international developments with potential impacts on Taiwanese enterprises. Due to limited recent news specifically about Taiwanese companies, we recommend companies closely monitor EU and US ESG policy developments and consider their impact on global supply chains and markets. Through this information, companies can better formulate ESG strategies, enhance competitiveness, and attract investors.

Global ESG Trends: Policy Changes and New Corporate Sustainability Opportunities As global attention on climate change and sustainable development intensifies, governments and companies worldwide are accelerating their ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) transformation. Recently, Japan, the EU, Taiwan and other regions have successively released new emission reduction targets, sustainability reporting standards, and financial innovation initiatives to promote net-zero carbon emissions and sustainable development. This article will help you understand the latest policy developments and market trends to help companies seize key opportunities.

Facing new sustainability information internal control regulations, how should companies respond? From establishing internal control mechanisms to integrating audit plans, ensure sustainability information compliance and enhance corporate competitiveness.

As ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) becomes a core part of corporate strategy, major global economies are experiencing significant changes in regulatory policies, corporate commitments, and market responses. Here's a summary of key global ESG news from February 24 to March 2, 2025, to help companies stay updated on the latest trends.

In recent years, ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) has become a key issue for global businesses and the investment community. From February 10-16, 2025, ESG-related policies and corporate developments were announced worldwide, impacting industrial development and investment markets. This article summarizes this week's major ESG news with analysis to help companies grasp trends and respond to changes.

The IFRS Integration Zone has published the Chinese version of SASB Standards, covering 15 industries including semiconductors, hardware, insurance, and processed foods (as of January 10, 2025)