Sustainability Reporting Standards
…Motles, van der Enden and Skylakaki discuss the standards shaping corporate reporting.
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…Motles, van der Enden and Skylakaki discuss the standards shaping corporate reporting.
John Authers interviews Bob about corporate disclosure and who should decide which information is material.
…Lysanne Gray is one of those rare people who has gone from financial reporting to sustainability reporting. She started her career at PwC working in audit, corporate finance, and risk management. She moved…
…the formation of the ISSB mean for the evolution and efficacy of ESG reporting? To answer that, I checked in with those who I thought would know better than most: Jean Rogers, founder of the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board…
…I can’t remember how it happened. At that time, he was Director of Corporate Governance of Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM), a large British asset manager that now has around $1 trillion dollars in assets under management.…
…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 Of Energy & Carbon…
…practice and our clients on current and emerging accounting and SEC reporting issues, and helping develop the Firm’s policies in these areas. It was a terrific experience during which I became one of the Firm’s experts in a number of…
…when you were writing a Harvard Business School case on integrated reporting at Aegon. I was at Aegon Asset Management at the time, working on responsible investment. I looked it up and this was 2014! Eccles: Wow, I can’t believe it’s…
…a junior analyst. At the same time, I was never an ESG analyst, or a corporate governance analyst. My focus was on figuring out the right fundamental call on my stocks. The companies I covered were mostly asset-light businesses, not…
…at the intersection of the business and sustainability worlds – or Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) as it was referred to then. I was based in Hong Kong and my job as a Social Compliance Coordinator was to set up auditing and…
…and I did not have a resume that necessarily conveyed confidence to corporate America. So, I thought an MBA would help me learn both the fundamentals of business and open doors that might have otherwise been closed. I graduated from…
…the Committee of Sponsoring Organizations (COSO) on sustainability reporting. Bob Herz | CADE MARTIN PHOTOGRAPHY Eccles: You retired from FASB in 2010. What have you been doing since then? Herz: I have been quite busy, as my wife Louise…
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