#2 ISSB Standards and the UK SRS: Aligned in Theory, Nuanced in Practice (United Kingdom)
Wednesday, August 19, 2026 | 1 Hour
With the UK adopting ISSB standards, firms must prepare their disclosures. This session provides an essential overview of the general baseline – UK SRS S1 – before putting S2 in focus: explore how leading UK institutions embed climate risk, resilience, and transition plans into strategy and capital allocation, manage Scope 3 phasing without losing strategic value, and produce UK-ready ISSB disclosures efficiently through CSA-driven automation.
#3 Canada, California, New York, Mexico, Brazil, Chile and the ISSB as a Unifying Baseline (Americas)
Wednesday, September 2, 2026 | 1 Hour
With multiple US climate rules emerging and rolling back at the same time, many organizations are using IFRS S2 as the unifying backbone for disclosure. This session shows how global companies operating across Canada, the US, and South America can manage California, EU, and local ISSB requirements simultaneously, building consistent scenario narratives and avoiding fragmented reporting.
#4 Mandatory Climate Reporting under ASRS: IFRS S2 in Practice (Australia)
Thursday, September 3, 2026 | 1 Hour
Australia is one of the first markets where IFRS S2-aligned climate reporting is mandatory. This session combines regulatory clarity with a practitioner view, focusing on how large asset owners operationalize scenario analysis, Scope 1–3 data, and resilience under real reporting deadlines, and how automated ISSB reports built from CSA data can fast-track ASRS delivery.
#5 ISSB in ASEAN: From Regulatory Momentum to Global Capital Alignment
Wednesday, September 16, 2026 | 1 Hour
Indonesia, the Philippines, and Malaysia are advancing along different regulatory timelines but share a common direction: increasing alignment with IFRS S2 and growing pressure from global investors and export markets. This session shows how organizations use ISSB not only to meet emerging regulatory requirements, but to align with international standards, improve investor confidence, and unlock access to global capital.
#6 ISSB in Greater China: Navigating Alignment and Evolving Disclosure Standards
Wednesday, September 30, 2026 | 1 Hour
Greater China is rapidly aligning with IFRS S2 as global investors and customers raise expectations on climate transparency. This session explores how organizations across the region leverage ISSB standards to meet evolving regulatory requirements while enhancing competitiveness, transparency, and credibility with global capital providers and supply chain partners.
#7 ISSB in Emerging Markets: Climate Disclosure as a Strategic Advantage (Saudi Arabia and the GCC)
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 | 1 Hour
In Saudi Arabia and the wider GCC, ISSB-aligned climate disclosure is rapidly becoming the expected baseline. This session focuses on how corporates and banks use IFRS S2 to embed resilience, transition planning, and data discipline early, particularly in physical-risk-exposed regions and energy-intensive sectors with significant Scope 3 and financed emissions exposure.
#8 SSBJ, KSSB and IFRS S2: Phased Adoption, Practical Execution across East Asia (Japan and Korea)
Wednesday, October 21, 2026 | 1 Hour
Japan's SSBJ standards closely follow IFRS S2 but introduce jurisdiction-specific options and a phased rollout, while Korea's KSSB plays a pivotal role for issuers and financial institutions operating across Asia. This session focuses on how large financial institutions prepare early by aligning climate risk, resilience, and strategy ahead of mandatory deadlines, and how CSA outputs accelerate multi-market ISSB reporting.
#9 From Data to Disclosure at Scale: Automating ISSB Reporting (Series Finale, including Nature and Biodiversity)
Wednesday, October 28, 2026 | 1 Hour
The closing session brings everything together, showing how organizations move from fragmented data collection to scalable, audit-ready ISSB disclosure. It demonstrates how automation, AI, and CSA reuse materially shorten reporting cycles, and explains how nature and biodiversity-related risk can be reflected within IFRS S2-aligned disclosures for both banks and corporates, with a live walkthrough of automated ISSB reporting powered by CSA data.
