📊ISSB's July 2025 Update: What You Need to Know
The ISSB just dropped their July update, and it's packed with new guidelines and insights from Chair Emmanuel Faber and Vice-Chair Sue Lloyd. Plus, there's a new podcast episode to check out!
Key Points
- •🎙️ Podcast Alert: Listen to the latest ISSB podcast featuring Emmanuel Faber and Sue Lloyd.
- •📅 Meeting Recap: Key takeaways from the July 2025 International Sustainability Standards Board meeting.
- •📜 New Guidelines: ISSB publishes new guidance on transition plan disclosures.
- •📚 Industry Insights: How to use industry-based guidance when applying ISSB standards.
- •📆 Upcoming Events: Stay tuned for more publications and events from the ISSB.
🎧 Tune In: New Podcast Episode
If you're a fan of staying updated through podcasts, you're in luck! The latest episode of the ISSB podcast is now live. Chair Emmanuel Faber and Vice-Chair Sue Lloyd dive into the recent developments at the ISSB, offering listeners a front-row seat to the latest insights and updates.
"We are committed to ensuring transparency and clarity in sustainability standards," says Emmanuel Faber. "Our latest updates reflect that commitment."
You can catch the episode on Spotify, iTunes, or directly on the IFRS Foundation's YouTube channel.
📝 Fresh Off the Press: New Guidelines
The ISSB has rolled out new guidance on transition plan disclosures. This is a big deal for companies looking to align with sustainability standards. The guidance offers detailed instructions on how to craft comprehensive and transparent transition plans.
- Why it matters: Transition plans are crucial for companies aiming for sustainability and reducing their carbon footprint.
- What to do: Review the new guidelines and incorporate them into your reporting practices to stay ahead of the curve.
🏭 Industry-Based Guidance: A Game Changer
Another highlight from the July 2025 meeting is the emphasis on industry-based guidance. The ISSB has released educational materials to help companies apply these standards more effectively.
"Industry-specific guidance ensures that standards are not one-size-fits-all but tailored to the unique needs of different sectors," explains Sue Lloyd.
This approach helps companies navigate the complexities of sustainability reporting with more precision and relevance.
📅 What's Next: Upcoming Publications and Events
The ISSB isn't slowing down anytime soon. Stay tuned for more publications and events designed to keep you in the loop on the latest in sustainability standards.
- Upcoming publications: Expect detailed reports on various sustainability topics.
- Events to watch: Mark your calendars for webinars and conferences where you can engage with experts and peers.