Satin Creditcare Network Limited (SATIN) has secured a score of 59 in its inaugural S&P Global Corporate Sustainability Assessment (CSA).
This milestone underscores the maturity of the Company’s governance, risk and people-centric management systems embedded across its operations.
The S&P Global CSA is a globally recognised framework evaluating companies across a wide range of Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) parameters, benchmarking performance against global peers based on transparent disclosures, systems and measurable outcomes. For SATIN, Human Capital Management, Risk & Crisis Management and Business Ethics emerged as the key contributors to its overall score, emphasising the Company’s focus on strong governance architecture and resilient management systems.
The CSA score reflects SATIN’s continued commitment to integrating sustainability considerations into decision-making, strengthening institutional processes and advancing responsible financial inclusion. The assessment highlights the Company’s capability to translate policy frameworks into consistent execution, reinforcing its emphasis on internal controls and disciplined risk management.
Commenting on the achievement, Dr H P Singh, Chairman cum Managing Director, SATIN, said: “The outcome of our S&P Global Corporate Sustainability assessment is the collective effort across the organisation to institutionalise strong governance, responsible practices and a long-term sustainability mindset. We view this as an important step in our ongoing journey to strengthen transparency, accountability and stakeholder trust.”
SATIN will continue to enhance sustainability disclosures, reinforce ESG governance and align operations with globally recognised best practices, while remaining committed to its core mission of enabling financial empowerment and inclusive growth.
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