A KPMG global study reveals a gap in understanding and quantifying sustainability in financial terms, with only 19% of companies effectively measuring sustainability’s impact on financial outcomes. Although sectors such as banking, energy and automotive show progress in using advanced valuation methods to gauge sustainability-related risks, the study suggests for many companies, linking sustainability to financial factors such as EBITDA, cash flow, and enterprise value remains challenging.
Sustainability has made it into the boardroom. The harder question is whether it has made it into the model. KPMG’s new global study, Closing the Sustainability Valuation Gap, points to a disconnect that finance teams should not ignore. 72% of execu...
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