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ESG Eservglobal Limited

5.45
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28 Mar 2024 - Closed
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Eservglobal Investors - ESG

Eservglobal Investors - ESG

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Eservglobal Limited ESG London Ordinary Share
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Posted at 06/5/2023 19:26 by hedgehog 100
NWT's website has just added a new article about Safetell's Achilles Carbon Certification Programme participation, unveiled on Safetell's website in mid April.

This new article reports it from the perspective of the NWT Group rather than its Safetell subsidiary, encompassing Grosvenor Technology too.

NWT seems to be an absolute exemplar in its commitment to green best practice, and a top choice for investors seeking great investment returns while supporting net zero objectives.


"Safetell Commits to Carbon Reduction with Achilles Certification
MAY 2, 2023"


"Safetell Commits to Carbon Reduction with Achilles Certification

Newmark Security is taking a leading role in reducing its carbon footprint, with its subsidiary business Safetell committing to the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme.

As the world becomes more interconnected, businesses are increasingly evaluated on their sustainability approach and Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). Once something of a fringe consideration, they have become a primary focus for companies to remain competitive, attract and retain talent, drive innovation, and build brand loyalty.

Newmark Security knows how important it is to implement and maintain high standards of CSR and always looks at how we can be in constant improvement mode regarding sustainability. That runs throughout the whole business, right from the leadership of Newmark to our subsidiary businesses, Safetell and Grosvenor Technology.

Safetell is currently participating in the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme, a global initiative that helps businesses reduce their carbon footprint and improve their sustainability performance.

Focusing on areas such as energy efficiency, renewable energy, waste management, and transport, the benefits of the certification include improved operational efficiency, reduced costs, improved public perception, and improved brand reputation.

Specifically, the programme aids businesses in the following ways:

• Measuring greenhouse gas emissions

• Managing and reducing emissions at the source

• Verifying inventory

• Mitigating carbon footprints

The Achilles Carbon Certification Programme also helps organisations to meet their environmental targets, increase their competitive advantage and gain recognition for their sustainability efforts.

Safetell has just completed its base year of the programme, which, when completed, will mean the business is certified in accordance with ISO14064-1, allowing it to make Carbon Reduction or Net Carbon Zero claims with confidence in any market or stakeholder group, including the regulators.

The ability to make those claims is undoubtedly attractive, but there are many other reasons we’ve made this long-term commitment. Here are just a few of them:

It’s the right thing to do… and there’s no time to waste

Human-induced climate change is causing extreme conditions all over the world. So much so, the UN has described it as “code red for humanity”. There is still time to fix our climate, but time is running out, and it will require the commitment of businesses, governments, and individuals alike to make it happen.

Newmark and our subsidiary businesses are 100% committed to doing our bit, and have ambitious targets to cut our short- and medium-term carbon output significantly.

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)

We believe passionately in being a business that lives CSR every day. We can’t do that without making meaningful progress with our carbon footprint. Carbon reduction is one of the most critical elements of CSR, as it directly impacts the environment, public health, and the economy. Our participation in the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme is a recognition that driving CSR standards and cutting emissions go hand-in-hand.

Customer relationships

One of the primary benefits of carbon reduction for businesses is improved customer relationships. Customers are more aware than ever of the environmental impact of businesses, and want to work with companies taking steps to reduce their carbon footprint. By reducing carbon emissions, we are signposting our commitment to a cleaner environment and our status as a responsible partner and supplier.

In addition to improving customer relationships, reducing a business’s carbon footprint can also help to attract new businesses. Companies wanting to partner with new vendors often look for those who share their commitment to sustainability. By reducing their carbon footprint, we are not only demonstrating their commitment to the environment, but also our commitment to responsible decisions.

We’re also seeing a commitment to carbon reduction becoming a vital part of the tendering process. Private and public businesses understand how important reducing carbon footprints is, so we increasingly have to demonstrate our commitment to carbon reduction when bidding on new projects.

Saving money and energy

Carbon reduction is an important method for businesses to reduce their energy use and save money, through efficiency measures such as improved insulation and lighting, more efficient heating and cooling systems and improved air conditioning. Additionally, businesses can switch to renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, and hydroelectric power, and at Newmark, we’re constantly considering how we leverage cleaner energy.

In conclusion, reducing carbon emissions should be a focus for any business that is committed to CSR and sustainability. Participating in initiatives such as the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme helps companies to make a tangible difference in reducing their carbon footprint, improving public perception, and building customer loyalty.

Carbon reduction also helps businesses save money and energy, making it a smart business decision and a socially responsible one. Newmark Security and its subsidiaries are proud to be involved in initiatives such as the Achilles Carbon Certification Programme and are fully committed to reducing our carbon emissions."
Posted at 06/3/2022 18:32 by powereddrones
"Environmental, social, and corporate governance (ESG) is an evaluation of a firm’s collective conscientiousness for social and environmental factors. It is typically a score that is compiled from data collected surrounding specific metrics related to intangible assets within the enterprise. It could be considered a form of corporate social credit score. These three broad categories are terms used to define "socially responsible investors", i.e. the investors who consider it important to incorporate their values and concerns (such as environmental, governance, or community concerns) and then form investment decision rather than just potential profitability towards."



In a perfect world ESG would be an ideal.

However in 2022, we quickly find out how fragile ESG agendas can be.

"It’s difficult to even think about environmental, social and governance (ESG) investing while such a shocking humanitarian crisis unfolds with Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. But the implications for the sustainable investing world are likely to be significant.

First, many so called ESG investors have been caught on the hop. JPMorgan has been scrambling to remove Russian government bonds from its ESG government bond indices. You might ask why these were included in the first place. "
Posted at 01/7/2019 12:39 by johnv
Cant see much happening until the EGM is out of the way. Why are investors selling I have no idea.
Posted at 17/6/2019 13:31 by hibberts
Most longterm investors will be looking for 20p.
Posted at 29/11/2018 20:57 by gerihatrick
ESG update. This has been written after my attendance at Mello when they presented. As a start up they have been creating the platform with the focus on individual regular small transfers (consumer to consumer-C2C) which do not generate much revenue, using Homesend or Mastercard Send. The transition is now being made from this market to banks using the platform for business transfers B2B). Larger amounts and greater revenue. They are also creating the ability to do the FX transfer as well which also creates revenue-as opposed to using a 3rd party to carry out this function. There are “double figures” in banks currently in process of signing up to the system. They anticipate transferring £4B next year. Bank flows are about $22T market so any small part of that is positive. They do not need any customer facing staff. Mastercard has done that and put considerable resource with its key customers. It is worth mentioning that this is the only asset they have in relation to transfer functions. The recent fundraise was for underlying liquidity to support the expected flows and those funds will be used to generate some return. Some investors at the meeting are very nervous that Mastercard as the senior partner, will in some way “screw” ESG as the minority partner. Two ripostes on that. Mastercard is a bank related business and trust is a key component of their reputation/philosophy. The second is that the “joint holding company” is based in Brussels and liable to Belgian law. In Belgian Law the directors are personally liable to ensure that they act in the best interests of that company and therefore not in the interests of the overseas “ big brother”. I like that particularly after the way Apple dealt with Imagination! The share price has drifted down and there seems to be impatience/concern as to the future. I hold
Posted at 29/11/2018 08:57 by gerihatrick
ESG update. This has been written after my attendance at Mello when they presented. As a start up they have been creating the platform with the focus on individual regular small transfers (consumer to consumer-C2C) which do not generate much revenue, using Homesend or Mastercard Send. The transition is now being made from this market to banks using the platform for business transfers (B2B). Larger amounts and greater revenue. They are also creating the ability to do the FX transfer as well which also creates revenue-as opposed to using a 3rd party to carry out this function. There are “double figures” in banks currently in process of signing up to the system. They anticipate transferring £4B next year. Bank flows are about $22T market so any small part of that is positive. They do not need any customer facing staff. Mastercard has done that and put considerable resource with its key customers. It is worth mentioning that this is the only asset they have in relation to transfer functions. The recent fundraise was for underlying liquidity to support the expected flows and those funds will be used to generate some return. Some investors at the meeting are very nervous that Mastercard as the senior partner, will in some way “screw” ESG as the minority partner. Two ripostes on that. Mastercard is a bank related business and trust is a key component of their reputation/philosophy. The second is that the “joint holding company” is based in Brussels and liable to Belgian law. In Belgian Law the directors are personally liable to ensure that they act in the best interests of that company and therefore not in the interests of the overseas “ big brother”. I like that particularly after the way Apple dealt with Imagination! The share price has drifted down and there seems to be impatience/concern as to the future. I hold
Posted at 22/11/2018 12:23 by advfn_sales
Here is the chance to meet with eServGlobal:

Using this unique discount code, ADVFN25, you will be able to get £25 off at Mello London 2018, a 2 day investor conference from the 26th – 27th November 2018 at the Clayton Hotel, Chiswick, London.



Tickets are normally priced at £99 for two days and £79 for one.

Type in ADVFN25 as the discount code.

Many Thanks and take advantage of this premium offer.

See you there.
Posted at 28/10/2018 19:36 by davidosh
Just to let you all know that ESG will be presenting at our MelloLondon investor event in Chiswick W4 next month. MelloLondon is a two day event and starts on Monday 26th November through to Tuesday 27th November. You can find out more here...



There will be 65 quality companies exhibiting and presenting plus some very well known investors, entrepreneurs, fund managers and market commentators providing excellent keynote talks on a range of investment subjects. A number of investment workshops will be available each day and a ShareSoc MasterClass on the final day.
Posted at 31/8/2018 06:51 by tomps2
Video covering the FAQs: piworld interviews eServGlobal, John Conoley, Executive Chairman. (c20mins)



eServeGlobal has two parts to the business, can you explain what each does? – 00:22
Can you tell me more about HomeSend? – 02:18
Did HomeSend come out of ESG and mobile money transfer within ESG? – 03:05
What’s the size of the global money transfer market? – 04:01
What does HomeSend offer that legacy systems don’t offer? – 05:34
Is it the technology that’s different from legacy systems? – 07:16
Can you tell us more about the core business? – 08:20
When do you see it (the core business) returning to breakeven? – 09:20
Is the 50% recurring revenue what we should continue to expect? – 10:19
How did you (John) originally get involved (with ESG)? – 11:07
Which regions are the predominant regions (for ESG)? – 12:23
Are there risks in these regions? – 13:42
What are your aspirations for ESG in the short and medium term? – 14:20
How long does it take for a signed up back to start making transactions? – 15:49
For HomeSend is it labour intensive to on-board banks, or just switching a switch? – 17:34
On the core business, you mentioned corporate activity, can you say more? – 18:00
What should investors look forward to for the rest of the year? – 19:20
How will we know we’re really getting traction with the banks? – 20:00
Posted at 01/7/2018 14:38 by sharesoc
eServglobal present at our London growth company seminar on the 11th July, which may be of interest to shareholders and potential investors:

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