The Pulse by GRESB
The Pulse by GRESB
Podcast Description
The Pulse by GRESB is a new series focused on important topics related to sustainability and ESG across the real assets industry, decarbonization efforts within real estate and infrastructure investments, and how both impact the wider market.
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The podcast focuses on critical topics including sustainability reporting, decarbonization in real estate, GRESB Standards, tenant engagement strategies, and the impact of regulatory policies on investments. Episodes such as 'From tenant surveys to success' explore how tenant feedback can drive performance, while 'Has ESG become too big for sustainability reporting?' addresses the broader implications of sustainability measurement in business practices.
The Pulse by GRESB is a series focused on important topics related to sustainability and resilience across the real assets industry, decarbonization efforts within real estate and infrastructure investments, and how both impact the wider market.
In this episode of Pulse on Impact, our speakers talk about what’s new in the updated EBA Pillar 3 sustainability disclosures. They cover the expanded scope of institutions and proportionate timelines to 2029, the hazard-based physical-risk template with NUTS granularity, the temporary suspension of GAR/BTAR as templates align with the EU Taxonomy, and how PCAF-aligned proxies plus asset- and entity-level data can deliver more consistent, decision-useful reporting.
Listen to insights from:
1. Alex Clark, Research Director | Asset Impact
2. Inna Amesheva, Head of Regulatory Solutions | ESG Book
Follow along on the GRESB website: https://www.gresb.com/nl-en/from-scope-to-templates-the-2025-eba-pillar-3-consultation-pulse-on-impact-a-series-by-gresb/
Follow along on the Asset Impact website: https://www.asset-impact.com/news-and-impact/from-scope-to-templates-the-2025-eba-pillar-3-consultation-pulse-on-impact-a-series-by-gresb
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