The second CCR Roundtable in 2025 was held on May 15 for corporate members only.
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
CCR Roundtable: Streamlining external Disclosure
Sustainability Reporting: the main success factors and challenges at SwissRe
With the transition from voluntary to mandatory, substantiated, and auditable disclosure of sustainability information, Swiss Re has established a Sustainability Reporting Initiative, aiming to advance its sustainability reporting processes in the areas of governance, methodology, data and technology. Gain insights and lessons learned in this area from Swiss Re and BearingPoint.
CCR Roundtable "Climate Reporting – the new normal – benefits and challenges"
Are you ready to measure and manage your individual climate risks and opportunities? Do your findings impact your strategic and financial planning? In this CCR Roundtable on May 16, 2024, our members had the opportunity to learn from use cases (Georg Fischer & Zurich Insurance ) and discuss with their peers how to set up solid processes and how to best benefit from the new regulation requirements.
Member Webinar "Non-financial reporting - Art. 964a-c Code of Obligations: current status, challenges & outlook"
In this CCR member webinar we delved into the intricacies of non-financial reporting under article 964 CO. In the past weeks, the CCR conducted desk research to offer an exclusive peek into how SMI companies interpreted the regulations in their first mandatory non-financial report. The findings were presented in the webinar and disucssed with experts from Sustainserv, Lalive and MME.
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
CCR Roundtable: Fragmented tool landscape in ESG Reporting - Now what?
The CCR Roundtable “Fragmented tool landscape in ESG Reporting - Now what?” on Thursday, October 26, 2023, was held at the EY offices in Zurich and broadcasted live by Swisscom Media. The speakers from Barry Callebaut, EY and Sanofi provided and an overview as well as hands-on experience in terms of learnings and “Dos and Don’ts “ and discussed with participants how companies can make sense of the increasingly crowded space of vendors.
Partner Event: CCIR Forum Reporting 2023
CCR Roundtable: ESG assurance - burden or blessing?
The CCR Roundtable “ESG assurance - burden or blessing” on Tuesday, May 9, 2023, was held for corporate members only at the EY offices in Zurich. Participants learned why ESG assurance is relevant, what options are available, and which current trends and developments they should keep at the top of their agenda.
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
CCR Roundtable: Regulation offers opportunities
The CCR Roundtable “Regulation offers opportunities” on Thursday, October 27, 2022, was held for corporate members only at the EY offices in Zurich. The strategic opportunities that regulation can offer have been discussed by means of two company case studies and an in-depth discussion with experts and peers.
Partner Event: CCIR Forum Reporting 2022
Aus dem ehemaligen Heidelberger Forum Geschäftsberichte wurde neu das CCIR Forum Reporting, welches in Kooperation mit unserem Partner dem CCI (Corporate Communication Institute) entstanden ist.
Folgend finden Sie die Key Takeaways und Foliensätze, welche von den Expertinnen und Experten zur Verfügung gestellt wurden.
MDD Knowledge Lab: Leading the Change
CCR Roundtable: From Purpose to Impact
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
The CCR Roundtable “Reporting cycle debrief” on Thursday, April 7, 2022, was held for corporate members only at the EY offices in Zurich. This roundtable was based on our members’ topics and questions regarding ESG, reporting, stakeholder relations and digitization as well as recurring topics of interest.
CCR Event: Are you ready for the climate challenge - as a company and in your corporate role?
Climate change poses both risks and opportunities for business as well as society, now and in the future. Without reliable climate-related financial information, financial markets cannot price climate-related risks and opportunities correctly and may potentially face a rocky transition to a low-carbon economy, with sudden value shifts and destabilizing costs if industries must rapidly adjust to the new landscape.
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
CCR Event: Sustainability reporting – How to make a difference for stakeholders
Stakeholders expect detailed and diverse information on sustainability and ESG aspects. Providing the right level of transparency and understanding which topics and KPIs to prioritise for key stakeholder groups are essential. How can companies find the right balance between financial and non-financial information to best engage stakeholders, meet reporting requirements and work towards their sustainability agenda?
CCR Roundtable: Reporting cycle debrief
CCR Roundtable: Non-financial objectives and compensation
Lip service to ESG principles and respective non-financial KPIs are no longer sufficient. Companies need to have a clear understanding of their role in society and therefore are required to communicate actively their non-financial targets, how they are reflected in their strategy, in their risk and opportunity assessment and finally in their decision-making processes and finally in their incentive structures. You have access to the replay as well as to the key take-aways.
CCR Roundtable: The relevance of non-financial performance
One of the key trends in the investment community is the increased focus on long-term and linked to it the role of non-financials as drivers of performance. Since this is a rather young and thus immature space, both corporates as well as investors struggle with getting better aligned, for example around the question of material topics and also at the level of metrics and performance. Both sides are frustrated about the proliferation of approaches, perspectives, frameworks or even emerging standards with regards to non-financial information including ESG.
Mitgliederanfrage: CSR-Organisation in Industrieunternehmen
CCR Roundtable: Materiality at its best – strategic and integrated
The concept of materiality was first introduced by the US Stock Exchange Commission SEC in the 1930ies with a view to ensure that average investors get all the information they need from listed companies. During the last decade this concept has become the fashion in the sustainability/ESG world and has been widely used and applied. Novartis’ most recent Materiality Assessment has brought it to a completely new level: It is thought to be a strategic tool for senior management. As a consequence it includes the broad scope of all possible business issues and is designed to inform strategic decision making rather than just a basis for Reporting.