Financially Material: SASB’s mission is to help businesses around the world identify, manage and report on the sustainability topics that matter most to their investors.
SASB connects businesses and investors on the financial impacts of sustainability.
Market Informed: SASB standards are developed based on extensive feedback from companies, investors, and other market participants as part of a transparent, publicly-documented process.
Industry Specific: SASB standards differ by industry, enabling investors and companies to compare performance from company to company within an industry.
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See Where Risks Are Concentrated
SASB’s Materiality Map® provides investors and other market participants with a visual representation of their portfolio’s exposure to specific sustainability risks and opportunities.
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SASB’s standards are industry-specific, but are sorted by sector for your convenience.
SASB’s standards are industry-specific, but are sorted by sector for your convenience.
View all 77 standards, analyze disclosure quality of SASB sustainability topics for 4,000+ companies’ public filings, examine and benchmark and more.
SASB News
Market feedback is the key to SASB standards
A year ago, I wrote about SASB’s laser-like focus on financial materiality and drive to align with other frameworks to facilitate global implementation, and about the value that SASB places…
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Lessons from ESG Leaders: Start Early, Be Patient
SASB standards have been downloaded over 100,000 times since they were approved in November 2018, one of many indications that companies are looking at the standards with fresh eyes…
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Meet A Few Of Our Supporters
Carine Smith Ihenacho, Chief Corporate Governance
Officer, Norges Bank Investment Management
“As a long-term, universal investor, we have an interest in sustainable development. We urge for standardized, concrete and relevant sustainability data and we ask companies to go from words to numbers – because what gets measured gets managed. We welcome SASB’s work in developing industry-based standards for improved sustainability reporting.”
Sophia Mendelsohn,
Head of Sustainability, JetBlue
JetBlue started reporting with SASB Standards in 2017 as a new way to meet their investors’ needs. As Sophia Mendelsohn, Head of Sustainability puts it: “The SASB standard for the airline industry offered a reporting solution for us, as it allowed us to better target investors by focusing on the ESG metrics material to our industry, rather than reporting on broad metrics that are less applicable to aviation.”
Walter Viguiliouk, Principal,
Ontario Teachers’ Pension Plan
“The SASB community is strengthening our capital markets by improving investor access to material, decision useful information. Leading to better capital allocation decisions and long term value creation.”