Reporting as a Strategic Asset: How to Get the Most from Your Resource, and Build Stakeholder Trust

As sustainability reporting continues to shift from voluntary to mandatory practice, companies must ensure that their disclosures not only meet regulatory standards but also provide coherent, comparable, and decision-useful information to stakeholders.

The CSRD is now in effect for first-wave companies, and the EU Omnibus Directive is postponing some aspects of its implementation. Meanwhile, the UK government released the exposure drafts of the new UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS) are expected to come into effect early in 2026. There is an urgent need for corporate leaders to stay informed to bring clarity to their organisations and proactively align their reporting strategies with upcoming regulations and emerging standards.

To help organisations navigate this dynamic landscape, we are launching a four-part Sustainability Reporting webinar series. Through interactive sessions and practical case studies, the series will equip participants with the tools and knowledge needed to improve reporting quality, strengthen governance, and drive long-term value creation.

Each webinar will focus on a critical dimension of sustainability reporting, reflecting the intersecting requirements of emerging regulatory frameworks and evolving stakeholder expectations.

Throughout the sessions, you will:

• Gain insights into the latest sustainability reporting regulations, and discover key trends and emerging issues to strengthen and future-proof your reporting approach;
• Learn from case studies shared by leading companies navigating both mandatory and voluntary disclosure frameworks;
• Understand practical approaches to emissions reporting, social impact data collection, and governance transparency;
• Hear directly from experts, including investors, policymakers, and corporate leaders shaping the reporting landscape;
• Engage in live Q&A and polls to explore challenges and solutions with peers and speakers in real time.

Topics to be discussed:

• Using sustainability data to create intelligent criteria for risk assessment, planning, and engagement with the board;
• The role of good governance in overseeing reporting to build stakeholder confidence, ensure strategic alignment, and demonstrate responsiveness to risk;
• Meeting audit and assurance requirements, and cutting through over-complexity in reporting;
• Managing the costs of sustainability reporting and getting the most for your resource.