Corporate Reporting

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  29 Apr 2020

  CDSB’s ambitious push towards climate & nature-related financial reporting wins support from EU LIFE Programme

  A four-year plan is currently underway by Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB) in a bid to bring natural capital, including climate change, into the heart of financial decision-making.

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  05 Feb 2020

  CDSB publishes changes needed to ensure successful revision of the EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive

  Non-financial reporting must be in the management report to satisfy investor needs and ensure that the Directive on Non-Financial Reporting is fit for purpose to achieve Europe’s ambitious sustainable finance goals.

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  03 Feb 2020

  Second time lucky? How to make the EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive work this time around

  Mardi McBrien, CDSB's Managing Director, outlines how the EU Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) should be rewritten to make it work for investors.

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  19 Feb 2020

  CDSB and CDP release handbook to meet challenges of environmental and climate reporting across the EU

  The EU Environmental Reporting Handbook evaluates company disclosure in line with the Non-Financial Reporting Directive

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  31 Jan 2020

  Scope 4: do we need a new category of emissions to better address corporate climate action?

  CDSB's Technical Working Group member, Jarlath Molloy, investigates whether the progress being made by companies to reduce their greenhouse (GHG) emissions has been overlooked to date and what a solution could be.

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  08 Jan 2020

  Which ESG issues are most important to corporate sustainability?

  Recent research by CDSB and WBCSD has found 40 ESG issues key to corporate sustainability, including 10 emergent issues. Here we present the findings of the research and offer helpful tips to companies on how they can better report against them.

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  18 Nov 2019

  8 ambitious ways to improve your non-financial reporting practices

  CDSB, WBCSD and RY discuss their top tips for enhancing corporate reporting based on the findings of Reporting Matters 2019.