Grant Thornton Armenia presents its ESG & Sustainable Finance: South Caucasus & Central Asia series, exploring sustainable finance developments across the region.
The series examines the evolving ESG and sustainable finance landscape across individual countries, covering regulatory frameworks, institutional oversight, ESG disclosure practices, standards in use and the role of international financial institutions.
Each country insight explores the development of sustainable finance infrastructure, including relevant regulatory initiatives, taxonomies, disclosure requirements and sustainable finance instruments, while highlighting the key factors shaping market development.
Drawing on primary regulatory documents, international financial institution reports and company-level disclosures, the series provides a comparative perspective on ESG regulation and sustainable finance across the South Caucasus and Central Asia.
ESG & Sustainable Finance: Armenia
Explore Armenia’s evolving ESG and sustainable finance landscape, including the regulatory framework, disclosure practices, market development and the role of international financial institutions.
ESG & Sustainable Finance: Georgia
Explore Georgia’s evolving ESG and sustainable finance landscape, including its regulatory framework, mandatory ESG disclosure requirements for commercial banks, Green Taxonomy, sustainable bond regulations and engagement with international financial institutions.