Guide: The role of finance in ESG reporting

Organisations are now expected to not only deliver strong financial performance but also a positive social and environmental impact.

As such, the CFO is expected to take on a greater strategic role to support those efforts, including sustainability disclosures as part of their annual reports.

Finance, together with the teams responsible for ESG reporting, will need to work closer than ever as global regulators now demand climate-related disclosures, supported by auditable, verifiable data.

Our latest best practice guide explores:

  • ESG and its rise in importance.
  • The role of finance in ESG reporting.
  • The main challenges of ESG reporting.
  • ESG reporting best practice.
  • 5 (additional) reasons why finance leaders should get involved with ESG.

Companies can no longer turn a blind eye to ever-increasing sustainability reporting laws and regulations that are coming into force globally.

ESG goes beyond just reporting on environmental issues and should include data from across the business.

The ESG landscape is becoming increasingly complex with shifting global goals.

Companies can contribute to a communal knowledge of best practices as reporting standards & measurement practices evolve.

Just provide us with a couple of details, and you can download our Guide: The role of finance in ESG reporting.

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