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Corporate Disclosures 2024: the double materiality learning curve
03 December 2024EU corporates discuss the practicalities and the initial challenges of assessing material sustainability risks, opportunities and impacts for ESRS-compliant reporting
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UN sets its sights on double materiality for development finance
03 December 2024With an ISSB + GRI lens
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Exclusive: GRI to fold North America physical presence (for now)
02 December 2024Corporate Disclosures has learnt
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Corporate Disclosures 2024: location, location, location - the first step in nature reporting
29 November 2024TNFD adopters set out how they locate their interfaces with nature as the starting point for biodiversity disclosures
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Corporate Disclosures 2024: getting ahead of mandatory sustainability assurance
29 November 2024Sustainability assurance practitioner and EU company stress the need for building a relationship early to establish expectations and identify risks
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Corporate Disclosures 2024: Moving towards a global framework on social-related disclosures
28 November 2024Madeleine Evans, director at Generation Investment Management and member of the steering committee for the Taskforce on Inequality and Social-related Financial Disclosures (TISFD), outlines how the Taskforce aims to drive improvements in global social reporting
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Corporate Disclosures: ESRS sector standards, pros and cons
28 November 2024Delegates and panellists at our annual conference debated the value of sector standards versus the additional reporting burden
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Corporate Disclosures 2024: Fireside chat - CSDDD in practice
28 November 2024Greta Koch, policy adviser to MEP Axel Voss at the European Parliament, discusses the practicalities of implementing the European due diligence directive for companies, at the Corporate Disclosures annual conference in London this week (27 November)
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Corporate Disclosures' 2024 conference round up: What is pragmatism?
27 November 2024 -
Meta on the hook over data privacy scandal
26 November 2024US Supreme Court rules that lawsuit can proceed over alleged inadequate disclosures on Cambridge Analytica data breach
