Archive

  • Don't drive to the moon

    24 April 2026

    By John Turner, CEO, XBRL International

  • Interview with departing GSSB chair Carol Adams

    08 April 2026

    Corporate Disclosures asked Carol Adams, departing chair of GRI's independent standard setting board, the GSSB, why her criticism of the ISSB seem to have softened over the years and her views on the future of the reporting landscape.

  • ISSB discusses feedback on the SASB enhancement project and related IFRS S2 amendments

    26 March 2026

    Cognisant of stakeholder questions about their broader standards architecture

  • CSRD made simple: double materiality is old wine in new bottles. Why ERM already knows the answer

    11 February 2026

    By Peter Paul van de Wijs, global sustainability executive/former Chief Policy Officer, GRI

  • Corporate Disclosures 2025 roundtables: Practical guidance for DMA

    05 January 2026

    Summary of discussions

  • Comment: Beyond mountains, more mountains

    01 January 2026

    In recent weeks, declarations that the Omnibus has reached its final destination

  • CSRD Made Simple: Understanding the Two Types of Risk That Matter

    15 December 2025

    By Peter Paul van de Wijs, global sustainability executive/former Chief Policy Officer, GRI

  • Corporate Disclosures 2025: Robin Hodess outlines GRI's role in a shifting global landscape

    02 December 2025

    Robin Hodess, CEO at GRI, explains the importance of voluntary impact reporting standards in supporting the transition to mandatory disclosures and establishing a gold standard for corporate transparency

  • Corporate Disclosures 2025: Richard Barker on the present and future of the ISSB

    02 December 2025

    ISSB member Richard Barker gives his views on the global uptake of IFRS S1 and S2 to date, the architecture of the ISSB framework, and the ongoing development of two topical standards

  • Corporate Disclosures 2025: Patrick de Cambourg talks ESRS revisions

    02 December 2025

    Patrick de Cambourg, chair of the EFRAG Sustainability Reporting Board (SRB), describes the shift to more principles-based EU reporting standards and reflects on his three-year term as SRB chair