All posts tagged "IFRS Foundation"
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1.0KESG / SustainabilityHong Kong Influence in Global Climate Finance of ‘Critical Importance’
At the Asian Financial Forum, SFC chief Ashley Alder discussed the steps Hong Kong has taken to support a greener and more sustainable future.
January 19, 2021 -
1.5KESG / Sustainability2021’s ESG Regulatory and Legislative Changes
Ahead of COP26 in November, a plethora of regulatory and legislative changes as well as industry-level initiatives will drastically impact the ESG investing space.
January 14, 2021 -
1.2KESG / SustainabilityGroup of Five Urges Adoption of Sustainability Reporting Prototype
The harmonised global sustainability reporting framework offers comprehensive “running start” in standardised disclosure.
January 13, 2021 -
784ESG / SustainabilityFSB Urges Standard Setters to Use TCFD Recommendations
Using the TCFD recommendations as the basis for developing requirements or guidance for climate-related disclosures will help avoid the risk of market fragmentation, the FSB says.
December 23, 2020 -
776ESG / SustainabilityHong Kong Launches Strategic Plan for Greener Financial Ecosystem
A cross-agency steering group has announced a green and sustainable finance strategy for Hong Kong and five key action points.
December 18, 2020 -
668ESG / SustainabilityIOSCO Outlines Priority Areas of Work for Year Ahead
At its 45th Annual Meeting, the IOSCO Board approved two additional priority themes for 2021 as well as further work to promote consistent sustainable finance disclosures.
November 26, 2020 -
1.8KESG / SustainabilityIFRS Foundation Consults on Role in Global Sustainability Standards
One possible option is for the IFRS Foundation to establish a new sustainability standards board, operating alongside the IASB, focusing initially on climate-related matters.
October 2, 2020 -
863Capital / LiquidityBCBS Issues Guidance on Treatment of Loans Under Relief
IFRS 9 should be applied flexibly rather than mechanistically when estimating ECL, and payment moratorium periods can be excluded from the counting of days past due.
April 6, 2020
