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China SIF 2025: ESG as a Strategic Guide for Global Investment

Integrated Sustainability Risk Operating Model: A Practical Framework for Managing ESG Risks in 2026

As ESG risks become central to enterprise risk management, companies need a structured way to manage sustainability with the same rigour as financial risk.

Double Materiality Assessment: What Truly Matters for Companies in 2026

As ESG reporting becomes more regulated, double materiality is redefining how companies identify what truly matters.

The Rise of Double Materiality: How Companies Will Redefine Risks in 2026

Double materiality reshapes ESG in 2026, requiring firms to assess financial risks and real-world impacts to strengthen governance, strategy, and reporting.

Can Blockchain Ensure Transparency in ESG Reporting and Supply Chains?

As ESG scrutiny intensifies, blockchain is emerging as a key tool for improving transparency, traceability, and trust across supply chains. Its ability to create verifiable, tamper-resistant records can strengthen ESG reporting, while highlighting the need for strong data governance and supplier engagement.

Google Open-Sources Its AI Playbook for Sustainability Reporting

Circular Economy Reporting Essentials: 11 Circular Economy Concepts That Matter

A concise guide to the 11 circular economy concepts that shape effective ESG reporting, helping organisations demonstrate resource efficiency, regulatory alignment, and long-term resilience.

EU Lawmakers Back Omnibus Deal to Narrow Scope of Sustainability Rules

ASIC Rolls Out Climate Reporting Education for Smaller Businesses

New York Establishes Mandatory Statewide Greenhouse Gas Reporting From 2027

ISSB Introduces Targeted Adjustments to Climate Reporting Rules for Financial Institutions

Harvard Study Finds 74% of S&P 500 Companies Revised Their Emissions - What It Means for Corporate Reporting

A large majority of S&P 500 companies revise their annual greenhouse gas emissions disclosures, raising serious questions about the quality of climate-related data and the efficacy of America’s voluntary reporting system.