Environmental data: new research suggests emerging markets have cleaned up their act – Osmosis Investment Management

Osmosis just concluded a 16-month corporate environmental data research project across emerging markets.

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Emerging markets (EM) disclosure rates are increasing much faster than developed markets, and are set to catch up in the next few years, writes Lily Andrews, a Research Analyst at Osmosis IM.

Osmosis has been surprised at just how far the regions have come and the pace at which the overall picture is improving.
Osmosis is now preparing their first investable emerging markets products for launch.
In both developed markets and emerging markets alike, increasing pressure from regulators and investors is rapidly improving reporting rates.

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