Results for Speaking Out
Reporting the G in ESG: the implications for materiality
April 28, 2021 Seeking clarity on the reporting of ESG governance and the integration of sustainability into corporate strategy. Read more >
Divide alert: are we seeing a US vs European perspective on materiality?
April 28, 2021 The reporting landscape is moving at fast speed and the assurance demands on business to close the ESG data gap are increasing. What is material to report? Read more >
Global risks – a rapidly changing landscape
April 28, 2021 Following a year of a major disruption, the World Economic Forum’s annual Global Risks Report highlights how the risk landscape is shifting. Read more >
Will Tesla make the grade to join the S&P 500 ESG Index?
March 31, 2021 Despite specialising in “green” products, Tesla’s sustainability disclosure and performance scores need to shift significantly. Read more >
SFDR: Europe’s first step to combatting greenwashing in financial services
March 31, 2021 With asset managers and others offering financial products in the EU now having to disclose the reality of their sustainability claims, the mandatory indicators still fall short. Read more >
UK accounting regulator calls on companies to make reports more accessible
March 31, 2021 How the plans for extra information tailored to non-expert readers will help make corporate reporting more agile and relevant. But uniform reporting remains unlikely. Read more >
FTSE companies still show major gaps on climate reporting
February 25, 2021 With 90% of the FTSE making no reference to climate change factors in their financial and audit reports, why regulation may be what’s required to close the accountability gap. Read more >
European aviation players chart path to net-zero emissions that relies on undeveloped technological progress
February 24, 2021 How the industry’s recovery from Covid-19 is also tied to challenging net-zero ambition by 2050, reliant on undeveloped carbon neutralisation tech and synthetic fuel. Read more >
S&P warns 13 oil & gas companies of likely credit downgrading
February 24, 2021 How S&P’s move captures a looming reality: that businesses too slow to act on climate change will suffer financially in the approaching low-carbon economy. Read more >