Dhir & Dhir Associates has been a full-service law company helping clients worldwide for over two decades. Beyond its broad commercial, regulatory, and litigation-related past, the firm is now poised to provide specialist services to its customers in order to establish a strong ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) foundation for long-term success. All major business forums, including the World Economic Forum, have emphasized the importance of providing clients with ESG sustainability over the next decade. The company would be the first in India to begin ESG solutions with a multi-talented SME group.

● Environmental - The environmental component of a business investigates how it contributes to and tries to address issues such as waste management, pollution, climate change, deforestation, and so on. When it comes to sustainable investing, this is a critical issue to consider.
● Social- The socially responsible part of a company/enterprise is concerned with how it treats and interacts with its employees/people. For example, diversity, equal opportunity, health and safety, and so on.
● Governance- The governance part of a firm is concerned with how it is run. For example, tax methods, CEO compensation, corruption and bribery, board diversity and structure, and so on.

Developing a business model that takes into account environment and social governance (ESG) factors has become a popular strategy to boost investment performance and competitiveness. With environmental, social, and management difficulties and opportunities in their projects, investors are attempting to produce long-term value. In this way, Dhir & Dhir Associates help clients with ESG solutions that have evolved into a core value that reinforces a company's reputation rather than a passing fad. Investors can perform a more comprehensive analysis by assessing potential non-financial risks and opportunities in addition to standard financial research by including and examining ESG topics in the investment process.

Environment Social Governance (ESG) elements are a subset of non-financial performance measures that cover ethical, sustainable, and corporate governance problems such as ensuring accountability and controlling the corporation's carbon footprint. Since the beginning of this decade, the number of investment funds that incorporate ESG issues has been steadily increasing, and this trend is projected to continue in the coming decade.

The main principle behind ESG investing is that businesses are more likely to prosper and produce stable returns if they create value for all of their stakeholders, including employees, customers, suppliers, and society at large, including the environment, rather than just the firm owners. As a result, the ESG analysis looks at how businesses contribute to society and how it impacts their current and future success. The ESG solutions extend beyond the company's current activities. Future trends must be considered, and this must include disruptive changes that could have a significant impact on a company's future profitability or perhaps its very existence.