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Global Commitment to Climate Reporting Despite Regulatory Shifts

Global Commitment to Climate Reporting Despite Regulatory Shifts

Corporate Leaders Prioritize Climate Transparency

A Workiva survey of 1,600 executives reveals that 85% will continue climate-related disclosures irrespective of political developments, emphasizing resilience and stakeholder trust.

Key Findings

  • 83% plan to disclose climate risks; 82% will report material impacts
  • 78% in Brazil and 80% in Singapore anticipate stricter ESG regulations
  • 97% believe integrated financial/ESG data drives growth opportunities
  • 96% of investors value regulated sustainability disclosures for decision-making
  • 75% of non-EU companies align voluntarily with CSRD standards

Strategic Advantage Through Integration

Companies increasingly view ESG reporting as a strategic asset rather than mere compliance, leveraging technology to unify data streams for long-term value creation.
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Research Journey

1

Initial Discovery

85% of Executives Commit to Climate Disclosures, Regardless of Political Changes: Workiva Report

ESG News 12/30/2024

Survey reveals executives prioritize transparency despite geopolitical shifts, with 97% seeing value in integrated ESG and financial reporting.

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Deep Dive

Workiva: Businesses Remain Committed to Climate Disclosures

Sustainability Magazine 1/8/2025

Global survey highlights corporate resilience in sustainability strategies amid regulatory uncertainty.

Companies Plan to Maintain Climate Disclosures Despite Political Shifts

Corporate Compliance Insights 12/20/2024

75% of companies not subject to EU regulations still align with CSRD reporting standards.