Rapid developments in the world of disclosure/verification of sustainability in operations

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The Icelandic Association of Certified Public Accountants (FLE) and Festa – Center for Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability, invite you to a conversation about sustainability in operations, reporting, and the importance of confirming sustainability information in companies.

There is a significant and rapid development taking place regarding the implementation and disclosure of sustainability information in the operations of companies in Iceland and abroad. Companies in Iceland are thirsting for clear guidelines on how to handle the disclosure and confirmation of sustainability in operations.

The meeting will be streamed live on April 29th, 9-11 am and registration is open until 3 pm the day before. Free access offered by FLE. FLE members should note that the meeting provides 2 continuing education credits in the tax and corporate law categories. The meeting will also be streamed live on the Viðstikopablaðisn website, www.vb.is.



Here is the link to the stream.



Agenda



The meeting was chaired by Hrund Gunnsteinsdóttir, CEO of Festa.

Corporate sustainability disclosure Margrét Pétursdóttir, an auditor at EY, reviews current legal requirements, regulatory options, and expected developments in the coming months in terms of presentation and independent assurance.

Reynsla markaðsaðila / (Reynslan af upplýsingagjöf og staðfestingum um sjálfbærni)

• Landsbankinn's carbon footprint review. Dr. Reynir Smári Atlason, sustainability expert at Landsbankinn
• Sustainability and startups. Marta Hermannsdóttir, Risk Management Specialist and UFS, Eyrir Venture Management

Questions and answers Margrét, Reynir and Marta

Stefnumörkun og mælanleg markmið
Bjarni Herrera, í sjálfbærniteymi KPMG, fjallar um sjálfbærni út frá sjónarhóli stefnumörkunar og mælanlegra markmiða. Bjarni svarar spurningum í lokin.

Panel – Is non-financial information “non-financial”? – Gunnar Sveinn Magnússon, Sustainability Leader at EY, Sæmundur Sæmundsson, CEO of Efla, Harpa Theódórsdóttir, Specialist at the Ministry of Industry and Innovation, Björgvin Ingi Ólafsson, Advisor in the field of strategy and sustainability at Deloitte.