Japan’s SSBJ issues first corporate sustainability disclosure standards aligned with global frameworks

Published 13:00 on March 9, 2025  /  Last updated at 13:00 on March 9, 2025  /  Asia Pacific, International, Japan, Voluntary

Japan’s Sustainability Standards Board (SSBJ) this week issued its inaugural sustainability disclosure standards, aligning closely with international frameworks in a move aimed at enhancing transparency and comparability in corporate reporting.
Japan’s Sustainability Standards Board (SSBJ) this week issued its inaugural sustainability disclosure standards, aligning closely with international frameworks in a move aimed at enhancing transparency and comparability in corporate reporting.


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