IROs in Australasia are integrating climate and modern slavery reporting into their ESG reporting strategies while educating shareholders on a major energy transition
Many Australian and New Zealand IR professionals are in the midst of embedding ESG data collection and reporting into their work. They are also still exploring how the global post-Covid reopening of international commerce will change how they update the market and travel to see investors.
At the moment, Australasian IR teams are placing emphasis on understanding how the IFRS Foundation’s work to develop a global framework for reporting ESG information, under the International Sustainability
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Alexandra Cain
Alexandra Cain is a Sydney-based journalist, editor, author and presenter who has been writing about investor relations for more than 20 years. When she’s not interviewing big wigs, emerging leaders and prime ministers, she’s surfing her favorite...
