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ISCA Technical Bulletins
Background
In view of the wide-ranging implications arising from Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) considerations, the ISCA Auditing and Assurance Standards Committee (AASC) and Financial Reporting Committee (FRC) have formed a joint ESG working group (AASC-FRC ESG WG) to support the profession in dealing with implications relating to financial reporting and auditing in Singapore.
About the ISCA AASC-FRC ESG Working Group
The AASC-FRC ESG WG is co-chaired
by both Chairs of the AASC and FRC and come under the purview of both committees. The Working Group comprises audit practitioners, professional accountants in business and ACRA representatives.
Members
Hans Koopmans (Co-Chairman)
Reinhard Klemmer (Co-Chairman)
Bong Yap Kim
Pamela Fan
Kuldip Gill
Kok Moi Lre
Sue Lightfoot
Lim Ju May
Ng Choon Kiat
Ng Kian Hui
Ken Ong
Ghamazy Rashid
Tan Yong Choo
Secretariat
ISCA Professional Standards Division
TB | Description | Issuance Date | |
1 | Addressing Climate-Related Risks in Financial Statements and Audits of such Financial Statements | 28 October 2022 |