An Interview with Former SASB Board Member Bob Herz: Part 2
…discuss the work he’s been doing since he retired from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). Topics include his board seats at Fannie Mae,…
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…discuss the work he’s been doing since he retired from the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). Topics include his board seats at Fannie Mae,…
…of mine going back 20 years. He has had a distinguished career in accounting, starting with financial accounting and then into sustainability accounting. I thought it would be fun to…
…with the audit regulators. Assurance is crucial, and the Big Four accounting firms are eager to get involved and make sure numbers are verified and can be used for investment purposes. Training and capacity are being built. Third, the…
…emissions called the Kaya Identity . The Kaya Identity is just an accounting identity that states, emissions is the product of how many people there are, how much economic activity each person generates, how energy intensive that…
…resembled a “Truth and Reconciliation” process and involved forensic accounting to trace investments in human cargo ships and actual trades of human beings. Not only did the Church Commissioners acknowledge the immorality of the Church’s…
…is a good friend going back to the early days of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board which we were on together. I remember that her foundation was the first to do that. But Ford is much bigger so what did your board say? Swan:…
…about you and Audrey. I met her when she was on the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board. She’s great! What was your role with Audrey? Swan: My job was initially very narrow—Community Reinvestment Act (“CRA”) compliance; when…
…on some of the complications and challenges in areas like carbon accounting and how corporate purchasers of carbon removal can act responsibly in this market, as well as drive improvements for the future. Brian Marrs, Senior Director…
…and of that, less than 10% goes to food and agriculture, despite it accounting for one third of the climate problem. Food and agriculture is an opportunity to invest in innovators in a large market, while everyone else is chasing the…
…know better than most: Jean Rogers, founder of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB) and, as of this month, global head of ESG at Blackstone; and Robert Eccles, founding chairman of SASB, professor of management practice…
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