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Sustainability reporting credential launched to help businesses identify job-ready talent in the field

Lin Daoyi
Lin Daoyi • 3 min read
Sustainability reporting credential launched to help businesses identify job-ready talent in the field
ISCA: Sustainability reporting has shifted from a voluntary, narrative exercise to a regulated, decision-useful disclosure requirement. Photo Alena Koval/ Pexels
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It may soon be easier for Singapore businesses, including public-listed companies, to identify and hire qualified sustainability reporting professionals.

With sustainability reporting compulsory for SGX-listed companies and gaining traction overall in Singapore, there is growing recognition of the need to recruit talent with the required expertise in the sustainability reporting space.

To support organisations in the hiring of such professionals, the Institute of Singapore Chartered Accountants (ISCA) has launched the ISCA Sustainability Reporting Professional (SRP) credential. Conferred upon individuals who have demonstrated competence in preparing sustainability reports aligned with Singapore’s regulatory and reporting expectations, the SRP is among the first professional body credentials in Singapore specifically designed to recognise tangible expertise in sustainability reporting practice according to ISCA.

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