How sustainable is your reporting?

PwC's survey of sustainability reporting across the ASX30

Corporate reporting experts have called for a serious reassessment of the reporting system which can benefit investors by showing how environmental, social and governance (ESG) factors can be hard-wired into a reframed reporting model.

Our latest survey of the ASX30 listed companies supports the notion to combine both financial and non-financial data together into one mainstream report. By doing so, enables the opportunity to have a well-rounded discussion with stakeholders and dilute any miscommunications on the sustainability of your business.

This report looks at six findings:

1. Integrated reporting
2. Disclosure and approach of sustainability issues
3. Sustainability risks and impacts on business
4. ESG performance data and setting targets
5. Disclosure of sustainability strategies
6. Confidence seeking in reported ESG data

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Learn more about how you can move to a more integrated reporting model.

Outputs from FSC ESG working group

PwC was a member of the ESG working group established by the Financial Services Council to develop an ESG reporting guide for Australian companies.

The guide outlines the essential information and data that investors (such as fund managers and superannuation funds) require to accurately price, analyse and manage ESG risks. Bringing together the relevant requirements from a range of world-class reporting standards, the guide outlines what ESG information should be disclosed, how it should be reported and why it is necessary to investors.

Download a copy of the ESG reporting guide.