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Summary
Regulation is shaping the sustainability agenda and changing the way companies do business across different jurisdictions. Since the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) issued its first two global sustainability standards in June 2023, over 35 jurisdictions around the world have adopted the standards or stated their intention to adopt the standards in the future.
The ISSB is now looking at developing standards related to biodiversity, ecosystems and ecosystem services (BEES) as well as human capital. The loss of biodiversity and the degradation of ecosystems are occurring at an unprecedented pace. Research from S&P Global Sustainable1 shows that 85% of the world's largest companies have a significant dependency on nature, highlighting the urgent need for greater transparency around nature-related risks and opportunities.
Topics covered include:
- Global and local regulatory landscape for sustainability reporting
- Recent developments in climate reporting
- How companies are reporting on nature, and the challenges they face
- Metrics to use for nature and biodiversity, including links to climate reporting
- An analysis of nature and biodiversity factors influencing index performance.
- How to get started on nature reporting.
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Speakers
S&P Global Sustainable1
Martina Hadzialic
Associate Director, Climate and Sustainability Solutions
Martina is a seasoned professional in sustainability and corporate finance, currently part of the Sustainability Solutions team at S&P Global since 2022.
Martina is a seasoned professional in sustainability and corporate finance, currently part of the Sustainability Solutions team at S&P Global since 2022. In her role, she provides expert guidance to corporates and financial institutions, helping them navigate the complexities of sustainability regulations and ESG strategy development. Prior to joining S&P Global, Martina honed her skills in Project Finance Advisory at UniCredit, within their Corporate Investment Banking division, as well as Financial Institutions Group (FIG) and Debt Capital Markets (DCM). She holds a Bachelor of Science in International Business Administration from the Vienna University of Business and Economics and is presently pursuing her MBA at the University of London.
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