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Investors Need Sustainable Development Thinking

Chris Hall

Professor Carol A Adams of Durham University Business School calls for greater ambition by corporates and investors to address sustainable development including climate change. What is ‘integrated thinking and does it really benefit investors? The Value Reporting Foundation (VRF) would like us to think so.

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Global Sustainability Standards Board Appoints Carol Adams as New Chair

ESG Today

GRI Sustainability Reporting Standards are one of the most commonly accepted global standards for sustainability reporting by companies, developed to enable consistent reporting across companies and industries, providing clearer communication to stakeholders regarding sustainability matters.

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This Week’s People Moves: IASB’s Lloyd Takes ISSB Vice-Chair Role

Chris Hall

As Vice-Chair, Lloyd will support the Chair and will focus particularly on the ISSB’s work on technical standard-setting issues and developments. She is already fully immersed in the topic, having been part of the working group developing the climate and general sustainability disclosure prototypes,” said Faber.

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What CFOs Need to Know About Future ESG Reporting Standards

Chris Hall

In addition, there are industry/sector specific standards in development. Larger firms have the luxury of potentially buying carbon credits (which can have limited real-life benefits on improving environment impact), investing in technology and offering higher salaries to attract talent. N/A, not required.