What the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards mean for climate strategy and business data

45-minute masterclass: What the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards mean for climate strategy and business data

Join our panel discussion on the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards. Discover what they mean for climate strategy and business data.

This webinar, hosted in partnership with Bureau Veritas, provides sustainability, finance and strategy teams with the much-requireded practical clarity to navigate the UK’s new Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS). The session will break down how the SRS will reshape climate governance, data quality expectations and alignment with wider sustainability frameworks.

With the UK Sustainability Reporting Standards (UK SRS) S1 and S2 now available for voluntary adoption, and with the FCA signalling a shift away from TCFD‑aligned reporting from 2027, organisations are under increasing pressure to understand what this transition means for their climate strategy, their data, and their internal ways of working.

Going beyond reporting mechanics, this session will give sustainability and reporting professionals the tools they required to meet rising expectations around data controls, assurance readiness and robust internal accounting systems. The session will also break down how the UK SRS fit into the wider context of global voluntary frameworks, such as SBTi, TCFD, CDP and emerging nature standards.

A corporate case study will bring these themes to life, displaying how UK SRS alignment works in practice and how organisations can streamline their approach utilizing the “keep, modify, retire” method.

The webinar will conclude with a 15‑minute audience Q&A, giving attconcludeees the opportunity to put their UK SRS questions directly to the experts.

Discussion points

How to transition from TCFD to UK SRS without adding complexity or duplication
What UK SRS means for financial integration, data controls, assurance readiness and alignment with SBTi and CDP
How organisations are utilizing “keep, modify, retire” to simplify reporting and strengthen climate‑financial governance

Chair

Joshua Neil, Innotifyigence Editor, edie

Presenters