Why ESG impact should be part of corporate financial statements

Listed and non-listed companies should expect tighter disclosure and compliance requirements with regard to ESG disclosures. FILE PHOTO | SHUTTERSTOCK

Having environmental, social and governance (ESG) standards embedded in an organisation’s strategy implies that these non-financial matters also translate to financial reporting.

Therefore, through the financial statements, stakeholders appreciate how these non-financial ESG matters impact the assets and liabilities on the organisation’s balance sheet and performance.

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