Panel. Reporting for business. How to ensure that corporate reporting aligns and provides value ... @WithTheEconomist

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Panel. Reporting for business. How to ensure that corporate reporting aligns and provides value for businesses and the environment
As sustainability reporting requirements accelerate, many companies risk being overwhelmed by complexity while gaining little strategic value. This panel will examine how reporting can move beyond compliance to support decision-making, capital allocation and real-world impact. How can companies align overlapping frameworks without duplicating effort? And what does truly decision-useful reporting look like for executives, investors and regulators?
Supported by Osapiens

Moderated by
Emily Jackson-Keßler, senior vice-president, sustainability, The Economist Group

Speakers
Robin Hodess, chief executive, GRI
Chiara Del Prete, chair, EFRAG sustainability reporting technical expert group, European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG)
Tim Lambert,regional lead – Northern Europe, Osapiens

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