Transition Corporate Finance

The growing significance of corporate social responsibility is one of the greatest transitions for businesses in recent decades. As a result of increased social pressure, governments, supranational and international organizations have made sustainability and ESG (Environmental, Social and Governance) one of their most important agenda points.

In addition to voluntary guidelines for socially responsible business enterprise such as the OECD guidelines and the United Nations Guiding Principles, businesses are more and more faced with legislation designed to ensure:

(1) Transparency of the ESG impact
(2) ESG criteria are included in risk analyses
(3) Capital flows to sustainable investments

In the coming 10 years more than EUR 1,000 billion must be invested in sustainable projects to meet the goals set by Europe within the context of sustainability (climate neutral Europe).

TCF has an ESG impact by functioning as a link between sustainable initiatives and financing.

Also, sustainability and ESG are becoming increasingly important in the investment criteria of companies and investors, and TCF is particularly active in recognizing and ensuring the visibility of these standards. Making an impact today will create future value for the winners of tomorrow.

Not just talking the talk – TCF contributes by investing part of its profits in sustainable projects and new initiatives worldwide.