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

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

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

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

Self-serve sustainability: one buffet, two kinds of diners

Why companies catering for 'investors' and 'everyone else' may get the menu wrong

Comment: Why oversimplification is the enemy of simplification

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.

The Dangerous Comfort of "What Gets Measured Gets Managed"

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

GRI's CEO: Turning sustainability pushback into progress

Interview with Robin Hodess

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.

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