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Scott Hanson, director, global engagement and policy at IFAC, discusses the role of anti-corruption reporting, on the back of the launch of a report reviewing current practices.

A year on from its announcement, political divisiveness and legal threats have made the possibility of robust climate disclosure standards in the US increasingly remote

Charles-Antoine St-Jean, newly appointed chair of the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board, discusses, on a personal capacity, his priorities for the board and his vision for ISSB adoption in Canada

As the ISSB consults on its agenda priorities, including a project on 'integration in reporting', the first CEO of the International Integrated Reporting Council, Paul Druckman, shares his worries over losing the IR principles, and his hopes for the legacy of that work.

Keith Kendall, chair of the Australian Accounting Standards Board, spoke on a personal capacity with Corporate Disclosures on the process of adopting ISSB standards and the prospect of governing climate reporting in Australia

The chair of the Accounting Standards Board of Japan and the Sustainability Standards Board of Japan, Yasunobu Kawanishi, presented to the EFRAG sustainability reporting board (SRB) Japan's approach to sustainability reporting standards before answering questions from the SRB.

Blackrock CEO Larry Fink's annual letter is out and although it addresses the most urgent issues of our times

At the end of ICGN Stockholm Conference, CEO Kerrie Waring and chair of the board Ian Burger sat down with Corporate Disclosures to share their key takeaways and priorities for the months to come. Interview by Vincent Huck

ISSB chair met Corporate Disclosures in Montreal on the margins of the ISSB Symposium and discussed the big picture, from adoption in the US, interoperability in Europe, partnership with GRI, and the challenges of establishing a global baseline

Eelco van der Enden, CEO at GRI, discusses the oldest and most widely adopted sustainability standard setter partnership with the 'new kids on the block', namely ISSB and EFRAG. As well as his vision for the future of sustainability reporting