SGV was one of the sponsors of the Global Compact Network Philippines (GCNP) 5th Sustainability Summit, an annual event that showcases the sustainability efforts and journey of its members. More than 150 participants attended the two-day summit which was held at the Makati Diamond Residences and the WSDC Training Rooms at the SGV I Building.
(From left to right) GCNP Executive Director Octavio "Bobby" Peralta, SGV Chairman and Country Managing Partner Wilson P. Tan, Co-CEO of Bayo Manila, Inc. Anna Marie Lagon, UNGC Regional Head for Asia and Oceania Neha Das, Nickel Asia Corporation President and CEO Martin Antonio Zamora, and GCNP Chairperson Ma. Victoria "Vickie" Tan
SGV Chairman and Country Managing Partner Wilson P. Tan attended the by-invitation-only CEO Forum where CEOs discussed their vision, plans, scale-up activities, and contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and the 10 Principles of the United Nations Global Compact (UNGC). In another segment, EY Singapore Principal Praveen Tekchandani talked about Sustainability Reporting.
EY Singapore Principal Praveen Tekchandani
The second part of the program focused on the International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) Sustainability Reporting Standards. SGV Climate Change and Sustainability Services (CCaSS) Partner Katrina F. Francisco provided an overview of the IFRS S1 and S2 and a more a detailed discussion of the former. EY Singapore Principal Praveen Tekchandani provided a more in-depth discussion of the IFRS S2 and climate-related disclosures. KFF and Praveen also provided updates on the local adoption of these standards and their content requirements.
(From left to right) GCNP Chairperson Ma. Victoria "Vickie" Tan, CCaSS Partner Katrina Francisco, CCaSS Senior Manager Kevin Henson, CCaSS Senior Manager Fernando Salud, GCNP Vice-Chairperson Yayu Javier, and EY Singapore Principal Praveen Tekchandani
Sustainability Summit participants
CCaSS Senior Managers Kevin Henson and Fernando Jose Salud talked about climate risk assessment for physical and transitions risks in relation to climate-related disclosures. They also discussed climate hazards with relevant data and parameters and their potential impacts on businesses.
