4th of October, 12:30 -14:00 CET Webinar & Peer Exchange
As the regulatory landscape rapidly evolves, corporate boards must stay ahead by understanding the critical intersections of reporting requirements, double materiality, and business risk.
In this session, we will explore the latest in sustainability reporting regulations and the emerging concept of double materiality—how both financial and non-financial impacts drive decision-making and risk assessments. With a focus on how these elements can be seamlessly integrated into your board’s governance and strategy, our expert panel will share practical examples and success stories from companies leading the way.
Presenters and Panelists;
- Jane Thostrup Jagd, Dr. Jane Thostrup Jagd is Director at We Mean Business Coalition, Net Zero Finance. Jane is also member of a range of Technical Working Groups like ESMA’s Corporate Reporting ISC Consultative Working Group, Accountancy Europe’s Sustainability Reporting Standards working party – but also ISSB’s Technical Reference Group and Capacity Building partner-network and SBTi Finance Technical Advisory Group, etc. Jane works to ensure better and more reliable financial and non-financial reporting from the companies to the investors – and better ways for the investors to work with the data, whereby capital can be funneled to the best solutions in the companies. Recently, Jane authored a report covering 75 inspiring solutions from 30 CSRD Early Adopter companies.
- Henrik Rättzén, Henrik Rättzén works in a mix of Boards in listed companies as well as privately owned, including early stage cases, in a wide range of industries. Henrik is either Chairman of the Boards or Chairman of the Audit Committees. Henrik is also working as senior advisor. A top prio for Henrik is to promote business strategies integrating ESG strategies as well as doing the best of ESG reporting with a clear link to brand and market position. ESG agendas should never be a stand-alone activity. The focus and work is based on a broad experience from working with ESG in different shapes and forms for 12+ years. Before working in boards, Henrik has spent his career as CFO in larger companies and prior to that, Partner in KPMG.
- Daniela Mattheus is a lawyer and management consultant specialising in finance, corporate governance, compliance, transformation and sustainability. In 2003, she joined the audit firm KPMG in the assurance department and was responsible for KPMG’s Audit Committee Institute e.V. and the establishment of KPMG Governance & Board Services in Germany. In 2012, Daniela Mattheus moved to the auditing firm EY, where she became a partner in the Financial Accounting Advisory Services division and was responsible for the EY Centre for Board Matters Leader in Europe, Middle East, Africa, India (EMEIA). Today, Daniela Mattheus is Co-Owner and Senior Board Advisor of European Center for Board Effectiveness – ECBE (Frankfurt am Main). She is Chairwoman of the Audit and Compliance Committee at Der Autobahn des Bundes GmbH, Chairwoman of the Audit Committee at CEWE Stiftung & Co. KGaA. and an independent member of various supervisory boards, including Commerzbank AG, Deutsche Bahn AG and Jenoptik AG.
- David Frydlinger is partner at Cirio law firm in Stockholm with 20+ years’ experience as legal business advisor to Nordic and international companies and organisations. He is the author of the recently published book “Rules of the Game for Sustainable Business: Laws, Contracts and Morality”, in which he takes a holistic approach to how companies can transform into sustainable business, while complying with the multitude of EU sustainability law such as CSRD and CSDDD. For David, sustainability law is not a regulatory exercise but a tool to be used for business transformation.
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