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Taking a longer-term
view, managing
intangible capitals
and stakeholder
relationships and
establishing broader
business model
engagement will
create new opportunities
for finance.
97% of companies say they are ready to report under the EU sustainability directive this year, but most are not using technology to improve data reporting processes.
A collaboration of the IFRS Foundation and the International Finance Corporation aims to strengthen capital markets by promoting consistency in sustainability reporting.
More corporate leaders say they would pay more for acquisitions with a strong ESG profile, with buyers more likely to pay less or abandon deals for entities without one.
The purpose of accounting and finance professionals depends on maintaining trust, and this commitment must now extend as much to sustainability data as it always has to financials.
The European Sustainability Reporting Standards featured in the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive now take effect in 2026 for non-EU companies.