ISSB Standards: The New Language for Climate Risk Reporting and the Promise of IRM

SustainabilityIntegrated Reporting
Written By Wheelhouse Advisors

As the ISSB standards begin to shape the corporate reporting landscape, companies must harness the power of Integrated Risk Management (IRM) to navigate this new terrain successfully. The introduction of the ISSB standards represents a significant leap forward in standardized, global sustainability disclosures. However, this new language also brings new challenges, making the role of an integrated risk management approach even more vital.

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