The BRSR seeks disclosures from listed entities on their performance against the nine  principles of the ‘National Guidelines  on  Responsible  Business  Conduct (NGBRCs)and reporting under  each  principle is  divided  into essential  and leadership indicators The listed entities are already preparing and disclosing sustainability reports based on internationally accepted reporting  frameworks  (such  as  GRI,  SASB,  TCFD or Integrated  Reporting) may cross-reference  the disclosures  made  under  such framework to the disclosures sought under the BRSR.

If you are a business owner, there is a high chance you’re dependent on third parties to run your business. Conducting a background check on third parties is known as Third-Party Due Diligence. Nowadays, it is extremely necessary to find out about the third parties before getting associated with them. Third-Party Due Diligence should be carried out before signing a contract or commencing the business with the third parties. in addition, continuous third party monitoring is also very vital to keep up with the ever-changing business risks. Due Diligence also helps in understanding & reducing the risks associated with the Third Parties.

The term ESG encompasses the set of words like Environmental, Social & Governance. It impacts a company’s ability to generate value. In a corporate world, ESG is the incorporation of non-financial factors into business strategy and decision-making. Although ESG factors are non-financial they are linked to business competitiveness and the way it is handled can result in financial consequences. ESG factors continue to be a priority of shareholders & board members. A lot of investors are asking companies to consider ESG factors in their long-term plans. Shareholders are keen to know how the company's plans during any ESG risks.