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Is your business ready for mandatory climate-related disclosures and new directions in sustainability reporting?
Navigating new and emerging global and local sustainability standards can be challenging – but with up-to-date information and insights from some of the region’s leaders, your business can stay ahead of the curve.
Led by some of Australia and New Zealand’s foremost financial and sustainability reporting specialists, the EY Sustainability Disclosure Hub helps businesses understand sustainability reporting requirements and shape their future with confidence.
From updates on emerging standards to detailed analysis of key developments, the Hub helps empower businesses to look beyond compliance. Sustainability reporting can uncover efficiencies, build business resilience, create long-term value and strengthen trust with stakeholders – and the Hub shares insights to help you understand the opportunity.
The EY Sustainability Disclosure Hub provides:
- Timely information: A regular webcast series, thought leadership papers and resources to keep you informed of key developments.
- Strategic insights: Practical guidance to help integrate sustainability reporting into your broader business strategy.
- Market-leading knowledge: Access to professionals with deep knowledge of financial and non-financial reporting strategy, readiness and assurance capabilities, experience working with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), the Australian Accounting Standards Board (AASB) and New Zealand's External Reporting Board (XRB).
As disclosure requirements expand, the question is clear: Is your business ready to elevate its sustainability reporting to meet the net zero challenge with confidence?
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Explore our webcast series
In this webcast, we discuss the development of our EY illustrative climate-related financial disclosures report and the common challenges and areas we see as requiring early planning.
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.
New Zealand sustainability reporting
In this webcast we explore the implications of ASRS for New Zealand companies and prepare for climate-related reporting to consider multiple reporting 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.