SASB e IFRS S1: Os Relatórios ESG que Atraem Investidores

Learn more at: https://graduss.com.br/ In this video, we explain how the SASB and IFRS S1 standards help companies translate sustainability into financial language. Unlike reports focused on reputation and broad impact, such as GRI, SASB and IFRS S1 look at an essential question for investors, banks, and financial institutions: what sustainability risks and opportunities can affect the company's cash flow, value, and longevity? The discussion shows why more transparent companies, with well-structured data, policies, indicators, and ESG risk management, tend to inspire more confidence in the market. We also explain the difference between GRI, SASB, and IFRS S1, highlighting the role of financial materiality, governance, data security, diversity, supply chain, environmental footprint, and climate and social risk management. The video also presents a practical example of a technology company seeking investment and needing to demonstrate guarantees of governance, data security, diversity, and environmental impact. In this video you will see: What are SASB and IFRS S1? How ESG connects to a company's financial value What is financial materiality? The difference between GRI, SASB, and IFRS S1 Why investors analyze ESG risks How ESG reports can support access to capital Why data, indicators, and governance increase trust How to start an ESG journey before reporting If this content helped you understand how ESG interacts with investors, subscribe to the channel, like this video, and share it with anyone who needs to transform sustainability into strategy, data, and financial value. Comment here: can your company already demonstrate, with data, how ESG risks can affect cash flow, reputation, and business longevity? Learn more at www.sementedeideias.com.be #esg #SASB #ifrss1 #sustainabilityreport #financial #corporatesustainability #Investors #corporategovernance #riskmanagement #ESGReport #SustainableFinance #ESGForCompanies #financialmarket #sustainablecompanies #corporatetransparency