ESG Summit
Autumn 2023 Summit
Are you ready for the changing regulatory environment?
The ESG landscape is shifting with more mandatory disclosures and increased stakeholder scrutiny. As the momentum around ESG continues to grow, so does the challenge of keeping up to date with increasing regulatory and market demands. Boards must take note as consumers, investors, employees and regulators are all demanding action.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) introduces mandatory sustainability reporting standards commencing in 2024 for public interest entities. Larger companies and listed SMEs will all be in scope of the CSRD by 2028. The Directive requires more in-depth and far-reaching disclosure than anything that has gone before it.
At our Autumn ESG Summit we’ll take you through the critical steps for preparing for the CSRD.
- Business leaders
- Compliance officers
- ESG, sustainability and CSR professionals
- Audit professionals and CFOs
- Risk and investment managers
- Policy-makers
- Investors
- Business advisors
• Planning for a climate resilient future:
* Breaking down the CSRD and the road to compliance
* What is the difference between the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the EU Taxonomy?
- The role of Double Materiality in sustainability reporting
- Setting up an effective sustainability reporting programme
• Top ESG data challenges: Companies and asset managers discuss their most challenging issues
• How to identify the gaps in your current reporting practices, discover new systems and processes to help and provide data that auditors can trust
• Practical ways to meet all stakeholder requirements
• Practical advice on producing sustainability reports that shareholders can trust
• Beyond ‘climate’ in the ‘E’ of ESG: data for nature-impacts and biodiversity - How will climate investing evolve over the next few years and what needs to be done to further its evolution?
- What is the impact of the CSRD on SMEs?
