Reuters Events Official Briefing: A Route-Map Outlining How European and Global Sustainability Standards for Corporate Reporting Can and Will Converge
For too long, the ‘alphabet soup’ of ESG acronyms has left companies unsure what to report on and investors unsure what to ask for. The huge diversity in global reporting requirements has led to a confused and fragmented sustainability ecosystem. But soon, this is set to change.
The current ESG patchwork is due to be replaced with widely accepted, internationally agreed upon sustainability reporting standards that will build momentum behind the movement towards global uniformity. How will these new international initiatives converge with pre-existing European ones? And to what extent will they diverge? We’ve produced a 17-page complimentary brief to answer these questions and more, enabling you to understand exactly how International and European reporting standards are set to interrelate.
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Key questions answered include:
- What are the main differences between the two leading standards emerging out of Europe?
- What plans are in place for increasing the lines of communication between standard-setter and stakeholder groups?
- What are the forces driving the divergence and convergence of International and European ESG initiatives?
- What does the plan for future cooperation between Europe and global sustainability standard-setters look like?
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