The IFRS Foundation’s 2024 Integrated Reporting and Thinking Conference, held recently in Milan, highlighted how integrated reporting is reshaping corporate transparency and governance, especially as companies implement new sustainability standards.
Last week the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) rolled out its 2024 European Common Enforcement Priorities (ECEP) for corporate reporting. This year, the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) is doubling down on “double materiality,” the idea that sustainability reporting should capture not only financial impacts but also broader social and environmental ones.
This week, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) released its updates to the SASB Standards Taxonomy, integrating recent changes to address the evolving demands of climate and sustainability reporting.
The Government of Canada has continued its multi-year push toward ESG reporting by announcing mandatory climate-related financial disclosures for large, federally incorporated private companies.
A recent working paper by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) investigates Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) materiality trends using XBRL data in Japan.
Creating digital reports often requires capturing information that goes beyond pure numbers. With financial and sustainability disclosures increasingly moving into structured digital formats, understanding how to convey narrative data clearly is becoming ever more important.
The IFRS Foundation has released a new guide aimed at helping regulators integrate the IFRS digital taxonomies into their digital filing systems. The guide supports regulators in meeting the growing need for structured, machine-readable financial and sustainability data, offering greater transparency and comparability across borders.
Last week Australia passed legislation that mandates climate-related financial disclosures for large entities.
California’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act (SB 253) is set to enhance climate-related financial reporting, and a recent roadmap from Carbon Accountable confirms that its 2026 implementation timeline is feasible.
EFRAG has launched a newly designed website as of 24 July, enhancing user experience and accessibility. This platform now offers streamlined navigation, making it easier for stakeholders to access essential resources and updates.
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