Navigating the Canada sustainability reporting standards landscape requires a clear understanding of how domestic mandates align with global ISSB benchmarks. In this session, Wendy Berman, Chair of the CSSB, sits down with Gary Schwartz to dispel common misconceptions that currently plague the industry. The conversation centers on the fact that the Canada sustainability reporting standards landscape is shifting from voluntary disclosures to a more rigorous, regulated environment where data integrity is paramount. Leaders must recognize that staying competitive on a global scale is directly tied to how accurately they can report on their climate-related risks and transition plans.
As organizations grapple with the complexities of the Canada sustainability reporting standards landscape, the role of third-party assurance becomes a critical tool for combating greenwashing and building investor confidence. Berman explains the technical challenges of data collection and the necessity of cross-departmental collaboration between CFOs and sustainability officers. Furthermore, the Canada sustainability reporting standards landscape is heavily influenced by sector-specific trends that demand localized adaptations of international rules. This fireside chat provides the strategic roadmap necessary for boards to oversee these changes while ensuring their companies remain resilient and transparent in an era of heightened scrutiny.
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Strategic alignment between the CSSB and international sustainability disclosure requirements.
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The critical importance of audit-ready data and assurance in high-stakes reporting.
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Practical guidance for boards on overseeing credible and actionable transition plans.
View the full session to ensure your organization is prepared for the upcoming shifts in Canadian disclosure requirements.