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Suppliers to large UK companies face sustainability scrutiny
Large UK public companies are now required to report on climate-related issues – but all companies, irrespective of size, within their supply chains must also reduce their emissions so that the larger organisations comply with the rules.
More holistic approach required on corporate sustainability reporting
Deloitte analysis of FTSE 350 annual report highlights need for companies to better demonstrate how they are linking relevant matters to their wider business models.
Going beyond ESG in banking
An organisation of independent values-based banks has been recognised at this year’s Finance for the Future Awards for using finance to deliver sustainable economic, social and environmental development.
How companies can do better on climate disclosures
Large corporates’ efforts to explain the impact of climate risks in their financial disclosures leave much to be desired. Why does this matter, and what needs to change?
How high inflation impacts accounting: new online guidance published
Guidance from ICAEW’s Corporate Reporting Faculty explores the impact of high inflation on accounting and considers the financial reporting implications and related uncertainties that entities will need to think about.
How to get TCFD scenario analysis right
With many of its underlying requirements open to interpretation, TCFD scenario analysis is a complex area for accountants to navigate. Here is an overview of the main guidance gaps, why they matter – and what companies should do to bridge them.
What investors want from ESG reporting
In the asset management field, Aviva Investors has exemplified strong action on large-scale ESG matters through a blend of micro- and macro-stewardship.
How Edinburgh airport got ahead of the game with TCFD disclosures
Highly commended at the 2022 Finance for the Future Awards for its integrated approach, Edinburgh Airport has made great strides in its non-financial reporting, treating sustainability with the same rigour as finance.
Improving the quality of sustainability data
The Open Data Institute has been working on sharing best practice in order to improve sustainability data. Getting consistency and quality out of that data still poses a challenge.