Investment targeted at companies prioritizing environmental, social and governance (ESG) goals has grown into one of the biggest Wall Street themes in years, with total assets under management rising to some $42 trillion in 2022 globally by some estimates. 

Many companies are eager to tap into investor enthusiasm for sustainability, and they’re turning to their CFOs to identify ways to measure ESG performance. 

To give you a picture of where ESG reporting stands and how CFOs are tackling this increasingly important responsibility, we’ve compiled a selection of pieces from CFO Dive over the last year. We look at how ESG goals are transforming the CFO role, what CFOs can do to prepare their organization for ESG reporting and how the SEC is expected to approach ESG enforcement, among other topics.

We hope you find the selection of pieces useful as you help your organization measure and report on its ESG performance.