CDSB welcomes WEF report on common metrics
The World Economic Forum’s report on common metrics and consistent reporting is written in partnership with Deloitte, EY, KPMG and PwC.
CDSB welcomes call from global investor groups to reflect climate-related risks in financial reporting
CDSB welcomes letter by investors calling for climate-related risks to be considered a material factor.
The CDSB offers free consultation on climate-related reporting for EU businesses
What is the Enhanced Reporting Europe campaign?
New Zealand becomes first to implement mandatory TCFD reporting
CDSB reaffirms its commitment to support New Zealand businesses and the market in implementing these new requirements.
Major framework- and standard-setting institutions commit to working on a global comprehensive reporting system
Five global organisations, whose frameworks, standards and platforms guide the majority of sustainability and integrated reporting, announce a shared vision of what is needed for progress towards comprehensive corporate reporting – and the intent to work together to achieve it.
CDSB’s Climate Guidance marks the launch of application series
Climate Disclosure Standards Board (CDSB) released the CDSB Framework application guidance for climate-related disclosure (Climate Guidance). The release is the first in a series of guides on nature-related financial disclosure, with Water Guidance to follow early next year.
CDSB's response to the announcement of a Task Force for Nature-related Financial Disclosures
Natural capital disclosure is still in its nascence, despite the fact that businesses and their investors have already been exposed to its financial impacts. For the financial sector to be able to take natural capital into account, they need nature-related financial information from the businesses they invest in.
CDSB presents its priorities on the new European sustainable finance strategy
On 15 July, CDSB submitted its response to the European Commission’s public consultation on a renewed sustainable finance strategy. We have summarised the key points of our response.
Coalition publishes 7 recommendations for the upcoming Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD)
ACCA, Accountancy Europe, Association of German Banks (BdB), CDSB, EFAMA, Frank Bold, IIGCC, Schroders, ShareAction, WWF have decided to form an informal group on Sustainable Finance. The group is used as a platform for collaboration and coordination and can serve in the future as a useful forum for further interactions with the EU institutions.
Final approval of the EU Taxonomy: a key step towards more transparency on sustainable investments
CDSB welcomes the final adoption of the EU Taxonomy Regulation after this week’s vote in the European Parliament.
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