The draft NESRS addresses sustainability topics such as climate change, pollution, water resources, biodiversity, circular economy, workforce, and business conduct.
According to a new KPMG report, Singapore’s top 100 companies excelled in sustainability reporting, leading globally in ESG integration and climate risk recognition
ISO has released the principles amid increasing ESG scrutiny and regulations like CSRD, the Modern Slavery Act, and IFRS S1 and S2
However, the IBM survey found a notable gap between top executives and their employees regarding sustainability expectations and perceptions
A recent Accenture survey has revealed that only 22% of CFOs are ready for climate reporting and assurance requirements, globally
Sustainability regulations are promoting innovation in disclosures, making assured integrated reporting the gold standard
The new directive postpones the adoption of the ESRS for non-EU companies to June 2026, and the 2028 reporting obligations to 2030
Starting in 2025, Singapore has mandated climate-related reporting, emphasizing the benefits of sustainability disclosures
94 % of investors in a recent PWC survey said that corporate reporting on sustainability performance contains unsupported claims
