Key Takeaways
ESG reporting is falling under greater scrutiny—which means that the dotted line that exists between finance, sustainability and audit teams needs to be strengthened. The imperative to embed trust within ESG reporting processes can only be met if auditability is considered from the outset. But creating a robust, audit-ready environment for all sustainability information is easier said than done.
To help you understand how to strengthen the connection between siloed teams so you can minimise risk and drive value through your corporate stories, leaders will frame the main challenges and opportunities during this interactive discussion.
- How regulations and standards are evolving to centre auditability within ESG reporting.
- Why finance, sustainability and audit teams need to work together to build trust and ensure data integrity
- How to break down silos and collaborate with ease to improve the credibility of your ESG reports
- Why gaining an oversight of the end-to-end process and integrating risk management with sustainability will drive value for your investors
Length
60 minutes
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