Study: ESG reporting software spend tipped to quadruple to $5.6bn by 2029

Stuart Stone
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Resurgent market predicted to expand rapidly in response to regulatory pressure and increasingly complex reporting requirements

Businesses turning to tech to tackle increasingly complex and urgent corporate reporting requirements are set to drive a quadrupling in the ESG software market by 2029, according to a new global report...

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