Events
Events & Webinars
Sessions Metsims has hosted, most recent first.
Reporting Types and Key Details
The webinar held on 27 August 2026 covered different sustainability and ESG reporting approaches, standards and key requirements. The session examined which reporting frameworks companies should consider based on their activities, stakeholder expectations and applicable regulations, while also addressing the scope of different standards and their interconnections. Participants were also introduced to key considerations related to reporting planning, data collection, content development, and the preparation of reliable and comparable sustainability information.
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Corporate Sustainability
The webinar held on 23 July 2026 explored how sustainability can become an integral part of corporate strategy and decision-making rather than remaining solely a reporting activity. Key topics included the integration of sustainability into governance structures, operations and performance management, as well as the definition of responsibilities, management of priority topics and structuring of the corporate transformation process. The session also presented key approaches for establishing a systematic and measurable sustainability framework across the organisation.
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Sustainability Reporting 101
The webinar held on 10 May 2026 provided an introduction to corporate sustainability reporting through key concepts and ESG terminology. The session explored why sustainability reporting has become increasingly important for companies, how environmental, social and governance performance is addressed, and the core components of the reporting process. The webinar offered a comprehensive foundation for participants who were new to sustainability reporting or seeking to strengthen their existing knowledge.
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CBAM in 2026: Transforming Cost, Competitiveness and Risk
The webinar held by Metsims on 12 February 2026 focused on the new obligations introduced by the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) as of 2026 and their potential implications for businesses. The session covered the financial impacts of carbon costs, potential effects on competitiveness, emissions data management, and the integration of CBAM-related risks into corporate strategies. Key considerations for regulatory compliance and practical approaches to strengthening companies’ preparedness were also shared with participants.
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