SASB connects businesses and investors on the financial impacts of sustainability.
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.
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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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.
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SASB News
Using the FSA Credential Abroad
We get a lot of questions about whether SASB’s FSA Credential can be used by those abroad, and the easy (and short) answer is yes! Interpreting Materiality from Abroad For…
It Takes Two to Make Data Coverage Go Right
Effective decision making is a mix of art and science, a delicate balancing act between professional judgment and empirical analysis—both are important. However, when it comes to corporate sustainability, today’s…
How Bloomberg LP has Led the Way in Supporting Material ESG Data
An interview with Curtis Ravenel Global Head, Sustainable Business and Finance, Bloomberg LP SASB Foundation Board Member Q: Bloomberg LP has been integrating sustainability into its products, services and operations…
Global Issues Call for Global Standards
Smart investments often pay dividends—including those made outside financial markets. At the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board (SASB), we spent the last six years engaging with, listening to, and learning from…
Lessons from the Market
Nearly five years ago, SASB released our first provisional reporting standard, the world’s first standard specifically for companies to communicate with investors on financially material sustainability topics. Since publishing that…
Why Walden Supports SASB
Walden Asset Management celebrates reports from the likes of KPMG that in 2017 found approximately 75 percent of 4,900 global companies published sustainability reports. With our four-decade lens incorporating ESG…
Meet A Few Of Our Supporters
Bruno Bertocci
Managing Director, UBS
“One of the most exciting developments in sustainable investing has been the upgrade in the quality of company data that identifies companies with strong strategies. Traditional financial information is governed by accounting rules … a new, powerful body called the Sustainability Accounting Standards Board is doing the same for sustainability…”
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.”
Liv Watson, Senior Director of
Strategic Customer Initiatives, Workiva
“Workiva (NYSE:WK) joined the SASB Alliance because we wanted to help make SASB’s vision a reality. Workiva helps thousands of companies with financial and regulatory reporting. Our market leadership places us in a great position to enable our customers to integrate the SASB standards into their reporting processes.”