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Is your business ready for the most significant shift in UK corporate disclosure in a decade?
The UK Sustainability Reporting Standards have arrived. Based on the ISSB global baseline, they will become the new reporting foundation for UK companies, with mandatory reporting beginning for FY 2027. The UK’s Sustainability Reporting Standards (SRS) will require companies to report on two fronts: S2, covering climate-related risks, and S1, covering wider sustainability matters such as companies’ own workforce, workers in their value chains and other material topics.
We’ve run dozens of gap analyses with companies preparing for SRS, and this session shares what that work has actually shown: the common pitfalls, where TCFD reporting falls short of SRS requirements, and where the biggest gains are coming from.
Join Seismic’s reporting specialists, Josh Eyre and Alex Kyloh, for a practical 60-minute session built from learnings on our client work. They will be speaking alongside guest panellists who are actively preparing for SRS compliance by focusing on scenario analysis and transition planning.
The webinar will cover:
- What SRS is, and how S1 and S2 requirements differ
- The most common pitfalls we’re seeing across client gap analyses
- Where TCFD reporting already covers you, and where the real gaps are
- A real client case study from a company tackling S1 and S2 together
- Practical next steps, wherever you are in the process
This is a live, interactive session with client examples and dedicated time for Q&A.
Join Seismic for a digital briefing designed to cut through the technical jargon and provide a pragmatic overview and approach to managing the SRS transition.
Gain practical insight into:
- Timing and scope: When you will be affected and how to prepare early
- Practical readiness: The key steps to take now to avoid a rushed and costly transition
- Strategic advantage: Using reporting to reduce complexity and gain a competitive edge
- Alignment: How UK SRS connects with ISSB, CSRD, and B Corp reporting
- Market expectations: How investors and regulators are responding and what they now expect
This voluntary year is critical. If used well, mandatory reporting becomes an evolution, not a shock. Don’t let 2027 be a year of crisis management.
Build your strategy on current industry intelligence and join the leaders moving with confidence.
