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Most people have probably noticed that ESG has become a large and highly relevant topic in the past couple of years. This means that companies can no longer avoid dealing with it to some extent because, even if they may not necessarily be subject to the new regulations from a legislative perspective, there is a likelihood that they will face demands from customers, partners or society.
Given that the new regulations are very data-driven, it implies that a greater amount of data needs to be collected than before. As reporting is also required, this place demands on the quality of the data. Initially, the rules require data auditing with a limited level of security. However, the expectation is that it will eventually be with a high level of security, which will require companies to focus on processes related to data collection and validation.
Like financial data, this will mean that internal controls will become necessary to implement for ESG data. This is the topic we will address during this webinar on 8 February 2024, where we will delve into how the process of collecting ESG data looks and provide a concrete example of the process.
Key takeaways
• General about ESG reporting
• Process for collecting ESG data
• Concrete example of collecting ESG data, covering how to identify risks and design controls
Agenda
9.00-9.05: Welcome
9.05-9.10: Overview of ESG reporting
9.10-9.20: The process of collecting ESG data
9.20-9.35: Concrete example of collecting ESG data
9.35-9.45: Summary and questions
Speaker
Sandra Ebbesen, Senior Manager, CFO Advisory, KPMG
Sandra is a Senior Manager at KPMG with 17 years of experience in finance and internal controls. She has held roles in external audit, finance departments in both small and large companies, and as an internal control specialist. Sandra has a deep understanding of processes and internal controls in theory and practice, both within the financial area, ESG, and IT.
Practical information
Practical information
Note: This webinar will be hosted in Danish
Date and time: 8 February from 09.00 – 09.45
Where: Online on Teams
