Trends in business and non-financial reporting

Over the last few years, reporting requirements and pressures have grown exponentially. While most regulations currently apply to large enterprises (500+ employees), this is expected to change imminently. Because of the pressures on larger companies to report on their suppliers, CEE companies will also be required to report emissions and sustainability performance.

What are the advantages of moving early on climate transition planning and reporting? Listen to this intriguing panel discussion from the CEE Sustainable Finance Summit 2022 about the strategic gathering and usage of data, reporting on scope 1 & 2 emissions (with more flexibility on scope 3) and leveraging on taxonomy indicators, moderated by Vesselina Haralampieva, Senior Counsel at the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD).

Speakers:
Robert Adamczyk - Senior Environmental Advisor, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)
Maria Ibisz - Senior Manager, Sustainability Consulting Central Europe, Deloitte
Petr Koblic - Chairman and CEO, Prague Stock Exchange
Filip Gregor - Head of Responsible Companies Section, Frank Bold, Member of Sustainability Reporting Board, EFRAG
Michael Zimonyi - Policy & External Affairs Director, IFRS Foundation

To watch the recording click here.