Ep79 AI Scrutiny and the Future of Sustainable Impact with Greg Elders, Canbury Insights

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Greg Elders discusses the transformation of climate reporting through AI and its implications for investors and regulators.

Comments/ideas: ACFpod@outlook.com How is AI turning climate reporting from a tick‑box task into something useful? Greg Elders from Canbury Insights explains why financial materiality sits back at the heart of climate strategy. He shows how this shift affects investors, regulators and companies. We examine Europe pushing for real sustainable impact under CSRD, the US facing ESG uncertainty and mixed signals from regulators, and Asian firms juggling ISSB and TCFD standards while dealing with r...

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Host: Joseph Jacobelli

Guest: Greg Elders

Topics covered

• AI in climate reporting
• sustainable impact
• financial materiality
• ESG uncertainty
• climate strategy
• regulatory challenges

Keywords

• AI
• climate reporting
• sustainable impact
• financial materiality
• ESG
• regulators
• investors
• CSRD
• ISSB
• TCFD

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Canbury Insights, CSRD, ISSB, TCFD

Places: Europe, US, Asia

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