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Environmental, social and governance (ESG) indicators are now seen as critically important to any organization's long-term viability. They also generated record capital inflows into dedicated funds in 2020. With technology-related risks, such as bias, inequity and inadequate access, transparency or privacy, which are growing in terms of likelihood and impact, how can enterprises put the "T" into ESG?
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