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

EFRAG’s double materiality helps companies assess both their impact on the world and sustainability’s impact on their business for smarter ESG decisions.

The 9-step financial materiality assessment process helps organizations prioritize ESG risks and opportunities. It starts with ongoing monitoring, stakeholder selection, and identifying risks like climate change, costing $500 billion in 2024, per the World Economic Forum. It involves choosing methodologies, setting qualitative or quantitative criteria, defining time horizons, and engaging stakeholders via workshops—used by 55% of companies, per Sustainability Institute 2024. The process concludes with conducting the assessment and integrating results into strategy, aligning with investor priorities—85% value ESG materiality, per BlackRock 2024—ensuring sustainable, financially sound decisions.