EFRAG hears banks' call for help with ESRS
EFRAG will add mandatory disclosures to the ESRS to help banks comply with their own regulatory reporting obligations
New Zealand professional bodies and associations wary of Scope 3 disclosure compliance
New Zealand's professional bodies and associations say Scope 3 emission requirements in the country's climate disclosure standards could make compliance challenging.
EFRAG SRB attempts to streamline disclosure requirements
EFRAG's board voted on ways to reduce the disclosure requirements in the draft ESRS.
Climate data isn't only for reporting
But should integrated in business models and drive operational decisions
EFRAG sustainability TEG reviews at definition of affected communities in ESRS social standards
A proposal to expand the definition to include affected people living at a distance from a company's operations and explicitly include indigenous peoples was debated by the TEG.
ISSB reports on future plans at the World Standard-Setters' Conference
Sue Lloyd, Sundip Jadela and Lois Guthrie answered questions on the challenges faced in implementing the sustainability standards.
Single vs double materiality: An academic debate?
Are standard setters and commentators losing track of the reality of doing business
Touching the void [of sustainability reporting]
The harrowing account of one company's survival in the world of sustainability reporting standards
ISSB Board vote to proceed with scalability mechanisms
Mechanisms designed to help SMEs and emerging economies with the IFRS standards have been initially approved by the ISSB board after a discussion with the technical staff.
"We need the ESG backlash," Datamaran CEO says
As ESG risk management software platform announces £11.7 million Series B funding