Key Takeaways
- Environmental, social, and governance reporting is increasingly top-of-mind for capital markets and regulators, making major impact on finance teams responsible for disclosing ESG data
- In this session, we looked at ESG reporting basics, recent SEC statements on ESG, and how CFOs are getting involved
- We also explored how ESG can be a competitive advantage for your company and your career
Duration
60 minutes
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