Archive

  • TISFD takes on (systemic) challenge

    24 September 2026

    Japan's early foray into human capital disclosures highlights challenge in developing an international framework for social-related corporate reporting

  • Japan's regulator bets on human capital to make ISSB disclosure count

    14 September 2026

    Koichiro Kuramochi, chief accountant and director of the international accounting office of the Financial Services Agency in Japan, explains why human capital disclosure is the area he expects to prove sustainability reporting's worth to investors

  • Investors opine on direction of travel for SASB

    28 August 2026

    Corporate Disclosures analysises 24 investors' comment letters on the ISSB's exposure draft

  • Australia's regulatory reassurances

    10 August 2026

    ASIC to focus on supporting companies in early years of mandatory reporting under AASB S2, as reporting and assurance requirements are phased in

  • Australian securities regulator reflects on first mandatory climate disclosure cycle

    05 August 2026

    ASIC Commissioner Kate O'Rourke discusses early observations on the first year of reporting under Australia's ISSB-aligned requirements

  • Singapore consults on 'climate-first' reporting framework

    29 July 2026

    ACRA issues draft IFRS S2-aligned climate disclosure requirements, and a draft voluntary general disclosure standard based on IFRS S1

  • South Korea to introduce mandatory sustainability disclosures in 2028

    13 July 2026

    Regulator brings forward timetable for large listed companies, as it looks to insurers and other investors to fold the data into their own reporting

  • Corporate Disclosures joins the climate reporting dots at its 2026 Forum

    07 July 2026
  • ISSB closes in on nature exposure draft

    30 June 2026

    Board to approve draft practice statement, having confirmed requirements, defintions and references to other frameworks

  • GRI's global baseline

    23 June 2026

    Large listed companies representing 62% global market capitalisation adopt voluntary impact reporting standards