International Sustainability Standards Board
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Sep 15, 2026
Beyond the buzz of Climate Weeks
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14:44Bruno SardaGUEST
It does feel like, yes, reporting has made us busier, for sure, but not just for the sake of producing reports.
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14:52Bruno SardaGUEST
I think we see it over and over, the interest from policymakers, legislators, regulators around the world in adopting something like the ISSB, the International Sustainability Standards, under the umbrella of the IFRS, which is a global accounting body.
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15:09Bruno SardaGUEST
In the US, we see now about 80% of US trade flows actually go through ISSB jurisdictions around the world.
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15:17Bruno SardaGUEST
And we see, you know, we've just recently put some research out from UI looking at the last four years of interest and engagement from investors.
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15:27Bruno SardaGUEST
through financial disclosures, through quarterly earnings calls, and so on.
'Sustainable assets are better credit risks': The case for C-PACE
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9:21Mary-Stuart FreydbergGUEST
And I think maintaining business operations during a period of turmoil, as we're seeing more and more of that, certainly protects one on the downside.
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9:31Stuart WatsonHOST
Freitberg believes there's a welcome trend underway for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the International Sustainability Standards Board, or ISSB, to move away from prescriptive regulatory frameworks.
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9:43Stuart WatsonHOST
That's been replaced, she believes, by a sharper focus on materiality and the impact of sustainability on financial statements.
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9:51Mary-Stuart FreydbergGUEST
So while impact certainly matters and it's good, the economics really drive the day.
Climate Change 101 and Sustainability Reporting | Old But Gold Series
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9:47Tom ClendonHOST
Yeah? It's the same...
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9:49Tom ClendonHOST
The, the, the ISSB is the same, uh, it's a sister body to the International Financial Reporting Standards, so it's the same language, materiality and useful.
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9:57Tom ClendonHOST
Materiality, relevant and faithful.
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10:01Tom ClendonHOST
Yeah, relevant, so gotta be predictive, faithful.
How the sustainable finance community is 'Building Bridges' to mobilize capital
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8:00Patrick OdierGUEST
And we, this year, want to emphasize that role of the standards because, Lindsey, you would probably agree with me, if you were to try to define an agenda for a sustainable finance discussion, you'd probably come with 100 different ways to discuss it, and that would probably be very interesting but not necessarily lead to solutions.
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8:23Patrick OdierGUEST
So standards on the contrary will force discussion in specific types of universes, and I think this is why this year we've defined, for instance, accounting standards as being one interesting conversation to have, not only because we just have had ISSB come to our country, but also because we are absolutely convinced that not speaking the same accounting language across the world will certainly be a major obstacle for sustainable capital to be swiftly allocated where we want.
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8:52Patrick OdierGUEST
So that's an example.
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8:54Patrick OdierGUEST
Nature is also an important universe of potential investment.
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9:35Patrick OdierGUEST
So long answer for a brief question, but standards is a good example of where policymaking should be an interesting discussion point.
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9:43Lindsay HallHOST
A quick note.
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9:44Lindsay HallHOST
Patrick just mentioned the ISSB or the International Sustainability Standards Board.
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9:48Lindsay HallHOST
Our regular listeners will know this is the organization responsible for developing international standards for disclosure of sustainability-related information.
ESG Compliance & Measurement
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2:54Alastair LoasbyGUEST
We had COP twenty-six.
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2:56Alastair LoasbyGUEST
Uh, it's a big, uh, climate change conference, and at COP twenty-six this, this thing called the International Sustainability Standards Board, or ISSB, was set up.
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3:07Alastair LoasbyGUEST
You're gonna have to bear with me.
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3:08Alastair LoasbyGUEST
There's gonna be lots of acronyms over the next-
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3:11Rebecca HardingHOST
[laughs]
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3:11Alastair LoasbyGUEST
... you know, half an hour or so, but we'll try, try and work through it.
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3:14Alastair LoasbyGUEST
But yeah, the IS- ISSB was set up in twenty twenty-one to create a global baseline of sustainability disclosures.
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3:24Alastair LoasbyGUEST
Outside of their work, there are literally hundreds of different ways that businesses can disclose what they're doing on sustainability and on climate action, from international standards through to sector-specific ones or science-specific ones.
Episode 374: Cary Krosinsky of Yale - The Right Kind of Transition Momentum
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21:03Cary KrosinskyGUEST
The fourth of the 10 is that standards can help.
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21:05Cary KrosinskyGUEST
There's been a lot of focus on the ISSB and SASB before that.
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21:10Cary KrosinskyGUEST
But we have to be clear on what standards can and can't actually do.
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21:13Cary KrosinskyGUEST
They're not the be all and end all.
The One With… the Man Who Wants the Best Investors to Hold the Worst Assets — Chris Pyke, GRESB
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14:44Chris PykeGUEST
That's right.
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14:44Chris PykeGUEST
And if we thought two years ago, three years ago, we're going to come together like I was on the IFRS and ISSB sector advisory.
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14:51Chris PykeGUEST
And I think we're kind of we're all in this trajectory.
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14:53Chris PykeGUEST
And now that's not the world we see.
Voluntary to Mandatory: Building ESG's Trust Infrastructure with Charles Assaf, Novisto
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12:48Charles AssafGUEST
But there is another global baseline, uh, standard that is, uh, basically, uh, under the IFRS.
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12:55Charles AssafGUEST
It's called the ISSB, International Sustainability Standards Board.
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12:58Charles AssafGUEST
And, um, they came through with also, um, an approach that's a little bit different.
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13:04Charles AssafGUEST
I mean, there's lots of commonality, but a little bit different in terms of, uh, how they think about materiality.
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13:10Charles AssafGUEST
But all that to say, their approach was to put forward that global baseline, uh, for s- uh, sustainability reporting and keep it to each jurisdiction across different parts of the world to adopt it and reflect it in a way that they, uh, think is, you know, the right, uh, approach for their economy.
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13:30Charles AssafGUEST
So for example, from the ISSB, you know, do you have the Canadian Sustainability Standards Board that, you know, did their own work? They-- It's not yet mandatory in Canada, but you have many jurisdiction in different parts of Asia and South America that's already used that global baseline from the ISSB and made it mandatory either for public listed companies or companies for, of a certain size.
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13:56Charles AssafGUEST
So the combination call it of the IFRS, uh, ISSB, uh, body, and the CSRD, I believe, is two major forces that are, um, really-
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14:08Justin ReistHOST
Yeah