Description

Conducting a comprehensive ESG fraud risk assessment to identify and prioritize potential risks should be part of an organization's existing enterprise-wide risk management. This may involve developing and documenting policies and procedures, ensuring data accuracy and completeness, and establishing accountability for ESG reporting. Durran Dunn, Managing Director in Grant Thornton LLP?s Risk, Compliance, and Controls practice, teaches us how to implement strategic enterprise ESG risk assessments and offers guidance on operational policies, processes and controls to help companies operate responsibly and sustainably.

Target Audience

CPAs and other financial professionals seeking education on the topic.

Course Objectives

• Identify potential risks and consequences associated with misleading or inaccurate ESG reporting

• Recognize how to use the ESG fraud taxonomy as a tool to identify and assess fraud risk

• Identify how to improve data management and accountability in ESG reporting

Subjects

• Distinguish the need for ESG risk assessment, control activities, monitoring, and risk governance