How will the New Sustainability Standards transform your investments? Find out in the virtual forum this Monday

This June 17 The second module of the “ESG Investment Forum: Incorporating Sustainability in Investment Management”, organized by Grupo Financiero Mercado de Valores, the Management Development Center on behalf of UNA, Grupo INS, OPC-CCSS and Third Economy, with the support of La República.

On this occasion, the meeting scheduled from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm will focus on “Disclosure and Reporting” and will be an opportunity to delve deeper into the new International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) for sustainability and explore its implementation at the national level.

Experts from Deloitte and the College of Public Accountants of Costa Rica will participate, who will contribute their vast experience and knowledge, from theory to practice.

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The Forum aims to serve as a platform not only for information and training, but also as a movement towards the transformation of the financial sector.

The goal is to inspire and empower professionals to integrate sustainability in every aspect of investment management with responsibility and vision for the future.

Precisely, this module on disclosure is crucial to move forward in this direction, highlighting the importance of transparency and accountability, aspects that are increasingly relevant and required by regulation.

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And the integration of the new IFRS standards Sustainability in investment management generates great expectations in different sectors and is crucial for the future of the financial sector.

Interested people can participate virtually by filling out this form.

The ESG Investment Forum, in its second edition, consists of four modules focused on responsible investments, under the theme “Transforming the Financial Future”, and addresses environmental, social and governance (ESG) challenges, providing essential tools and knowledge to that professionals in the financial sector can lead a transformation towards a more sustainable future.

The first module, held on May 20, focused on Climate Change Risk Management.

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