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SASB Madness: Our House
01 July 2024ISSB board members ponder whether to do a want a quick renovation job or an entire new blueprint for SASB standards
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EFRAG-ISSB's interoperability gospel, Saint Thomas and the resurrection of SASB Standards
24 May 2024Why SASB Standards emerge as a key interoperability tool for ISSB and EFRAG
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Large asset owners NBIM, CalPERS and CalSTRS backed Domini's TNFD proposals at Home Depot
17 May 2024Awareness of institutional investors highlights financial materiality of nature-related issues
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Home Depot confronts Domini's TNFD-related shareholder proposal labelling it as 'unnecessary'
25 April 2024Domini Impact Investments calls on the world's largest home improvement retailer - with more than 2,300 stores in the US, Canada and Mexico - to use the TNFD's risk management and disclosure framework to fully assess its exposure to nature-related issues
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Costa Rica: "ISSB adoption will promote competitiveness and the country's position in international markets"
19 April 2024Interview with Alberto Porras, managing partner at Baker Tilly in Costa Rica
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ISSB Standards architecture: blueprint shows SASB as building foundations for next development phase
25 March 2024Board members revealed the cornerstones of the ISSB's edifice at Frankfurt's March meeting. SASB Standards would serve as structural pillars underpinning both thematic and industry-based standards, as well as the implementation of S1 and S2
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Starbucks avoids first TNFD-related shareholder proposal of the US AGM season
20 February 2024US investors from the Interfaith Center on Corporate Responsibility (ICCR) also targeted Home Depot and International Paper
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Float like a butterfly sting like the BEES: can the ISSB learn from the Rumble in the Jungle?
06 February 2024As EFRAG seeks alignment with the TNFD framework, is the ISSB down for the count in the global sustainability reporting arena?
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SASB Standards and the Swiss Army knife: investors tell ISSB to 'MacGyver' its way forward
03 January 2024New investor feedback suggests that SASB and the 'all-in-one' IFRS S1 is a Swiss Army knife that the ISSB can use to 'MacGyver' a plan for its agenda priorities. No need for an arsenal of thematic standards, investors mull.
