06 November 2025

ISSB November conclave: Habemus norma?

Top Stories

06 November 2025

Corporate tax opacity, a $475bn black hole

Study highlights the financial impact of not having public country-by-country tax disclosures in place, ahead of UN meeting

04 November 2025

Europe's VSME ecosystem takes shape

EFRAG outlines initiative to support reporting under the EU's voluntary standard for SMEs

Opinion

28 October 2025

The Bureaucrats bite back - with monsters

Beware! The Bürokratiemonster are loose. But instead of devouring paperwork, they're here to defend it - showing that forms, rules and regulations aren't a plague on society but the very glue holding democracy, justice and equality together.
17 October 2025

The Dangerous Comfort of "What Gets Measured Gets Managed"

Why impact reporting must embrace narrative disclosures to capture the unmeasurable.

News

  • UK regulator releases guidance on Stewardship Code disclosures

    06 November 2025

  • TNFD sets out eight recommendations for improving nature data

    06 November 2025

  • Business groups call for legal certainty on Omnibus

    06 November 2025

  • FAQ guidance: Using ISSA 5000 for assurance on ESRS disclosures

    05 November 2025

  • Non-financial data as important as financials for 73% UK companies, EY finds

    05 November 2025

  • ISSB highlights benefits of adopting IFRS S1 and S2

    05 November 2025

  • TNFD issues nature transition plan guidance

    04 November 2025

  • WBCSD: Sustainability reporting as a strategic tool

    04 November 2025

  • KPMG sets out five learnings from wave one CSRD reporting

    29 October 2025

  • OECD publishes Global Corporate Sustainability Report 2025

    29 October 2025

  • A4S: Aligning transition plans with corporate strategy

    29 October 2025

  • G&A issues overview of sustainability reporting frameworks

    28 October 2025

  • IFAC and INTOSAI to collaborate on public sector accounting

    28 October 2025

  • ExxonMobil files lawsuit challenging California climate disclosure laws

    28 October 2025

  • GHG Protocol and ISO launch joint working group on product-level carbon accounting standard

    27 October 2025

  • IPSASB updates materiality definition

    27 October 2025

  • European Commission assesses payment practice disclosures under ESRS

    27 October 2025

  • Academics highlight influence of ISSB on EFRAG's materiality discussions

    24 October 2025

Events

1 December 2025, 8:00 AM

Corporate Disclosures 2025

Practical Tools for Sustainability Disclosure, Reporting and Assurance. London, UK

Most Read
  1. The big picture: OECD offers global snapshot of sustainability reporting uptake
  2. TNFD issues nature transition plan guidance
  3. OECD publishes Global Corporate Sustainability Report 2025
  4. Europe's VSME ecosystem takes shape
  5. WBCSD: Sustainability reporting as a strategic tool
  6. ISSB highlights benefits of adopting IFRS S1 and S2
  7. Corporate tax opacity, a $475bn black hole
  8. FAQ guidance: Using ISSA 5000 for assurance on ESRS disclosures
  9. KPMG sets out five learnings from wave one CSRD reporting
  10. Non-financial data as important as financials for 73% UK companies, EY finds

Simplified ESRS

16 September 2025

E-volving EU environmental reporting standards

EFRAG proposes substantial cuts to biodiversity and water datapoints, with disclosure requirements on anticipated financial effects removed from ESRS E2-E5
08 September 2025

EU business conduct reporting standard cut in half

Under draft ESRS simplifications
04 September 2025

Talking ESRS datapoint 'haircut' with Chiara del Prete

In the fourth and final instalment of Corporate Disclosures' summer series on the draft simplified ESRS, we speak with EFRAG Sustainability Technical Expert Group Chiara del Prete about data point reduction.
28 August 2025

Patrick de Cambourg: "ESRS simplification is enhancing, not impairing interoperability"

In the third instalment of Corporate Disclosures' summer series on the draft simplified ESRS, we speak with EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board chair Patrick de Cambourg about the perennial issue of interoperability