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You might also be interested in the Swiss climate reporting forum 2024 where we cover climate reporting in more detail at a whole day event.

Swiss companies are required to disclose climate-related information in their annual reports starting in 2025. This new requirement is based on the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).

A recent study by Enfinit found that many Swiss companies are not yet aligned with the TCFD recommendations. The study assessed the climate reporting of 40 non-financial publicly listed companies on the Swiss SIX stock exchange for the fiscal year 2022.

The study found that the following areas of climate reporting need the most improvement:

• Strategy: Companies need to better disclose how climate-related risks and opportunities impact their strategy.
• Metrics and targets: Companies need to disclose more metrics and targets related to climate-related risks and opportunities, especially those that are financially material.
• Physical and transition risks: Companies need to pay more attention to physical and transition risks, and disclose how they are managing these.
• As expected, companies with higher revenues are generally better aligned with the TCFD recommendations. However, even the largest companies do not fully comply with the TCFD recommendations.

We will feature a panel of experts who will discuss the following topics:

• The new climate reporting requirement in Switzerland
• How to align your company’s climate reporting with the TCFD recommendations
• Case studies and best practices for climate reporting

Who should attend?

This event is for anyone involved in climate reporting, including:

• Sustainability managers
• CFOs
• Board members
• Consultants
• Investors

Register today to learn how to prepare your company for the new climate reporting requirement.
This event is in partnership with Pelt8, Enfinit and SIX.