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Sustainability Disclosure Hub
The Sustainability Disclosure Hub is designed to help businesses navigate the imminent ISSB disclosure requirements and transition to the next era of reporting.
Is your business ready to step up its sustainability reporting?
The Sustainability Disclosure Hub empowers clients to make the right decisions at the right times and set themselves on a pathway for success. Taking an integrated approach, the Hub supports companies to prepare, and offers insights and resources to assist business to transition to a new reporting environment that unifies their financial and sustainability-related reporting to the capital markets.
Headed by Oceania market-leading financial and non-financial reporting professionals, the Sustainability Disclosure Hub brings together EY capability locally and across the globe – coupling financial and non-financial reporting strategy, readiness and assurance capabilities that have intimate knowledge of the work of the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) and local market insights, including the development of the climate-related disclosure requirements by the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) and New Zealand's External Reporting Board (XRB).
As disclosure requirements become more rigorous, the question is clear: Is your business ready to step up its sustainability reporting?
Talk to EY teams to find out how we can help.
Explore our webcast series
Materiality in the new era of sustainability reporting, October 2024
In this webcast, we explore the concept of materiality in sustainability reporting and its practical application within the framework of the standards.
Scenario analysis in the new era of sustainability reporting, August 2024
In this webcast, panellists share their insights into scenario analysis and explore how outputs can be used to inform decision and strategy.
Scope 3 emissions in the new era of sustainability reporting June 2024
In this webcast, panellists discuss key considerations and data requirements with reporting of Scope 3 emissions.
Assurance and the new era of sustainability reporting, April 2024
With mandatory climate-related disclosures soon to become a reality in Australia, this session is designed to prepare companies for the upcoming assurance requirements with the most recent considerations and insights into potential challenges.
Governance in the new era of sustainability reporting, March 2024
During this webcast, the discussion covers the latest developments, the importance of strong corporate governance practices and how best to fold the new Standards into practice and disclosure.
The new era in sustainability reporting webcast, December 2023
In this webcast, you will learn about timeframes for implementation that are unprecedented in the world of corporate reporting, reflect on 2023, and look ahead to 2024.
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Latest Insights
Requirements for inbound Australian subsidiaries
Inbound Australian subsidiaries of international groups are within the scope of the mandatory climate-related financial disclosure regime that the Australian government is introducing to apply to Australian entities. Access the EY Sustainability Disclosure Hub update paper, designed to support inbound Australian subsidiaries in understanding the requirements and the implications.
Mandatory climate-related financial disclosures updates
This summary from EY Sustainability Disclosure hub covers The Australian Sustainability Reporting Standards, beginning 1 January 2025.
Reporting ready: Preparing for assurance of climate-related disclosures
Australian companies are approaching the era of mandatory reporting and assurance over climate-related financial information. Readiness is crucial.
The two sides of governance in climate-related reporting
Australian companies are on the verge of being required to publicly disclose their governance processes over climate-related risks. Good governance will play a central role in the transition.
Release of Climate-related financial disclosure: exposure draft legislation
On 12 January 2024, the Australian Treasury issued the Climate-related financial draft disclosure: exposure legislation. Access the summary below, designed to support you to understand the policy changes and the implications.
ISSB issues IFRS S2 new climate-related disclosure standard
Companies need to disclose information about their climate-related risks and opportunities that is useful to investors. Learn more
ISSB publishes first ever global sustainability reporting standard
IFRS SI requires companies to identify, measure and disclose sustainability related risks and opportunities. Learn more
Navigating the new frontier of sustainability standards
International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) disclosure requirements represent a significant shift in financial reporting. Learn more.
How sustainability disclosures are evolving and the prospects for convergence
In this episode, the speakers discuss what we can expect from the ISSB and how it will impact the future of ESG disclosures for businesses. Learn more.
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Where to focus as international sustainability standards are finalized
The ISSB will be redeliberating the first proposed sustainability disclosure standards based on the public comments received. Learn more.