Annual Report 2023
Approaching CSRD
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) introduces new and comprehensive sustainability reporting standards for companies operating within the European Union, and will be effective for the 2024 financial year.
The CSRD aims to enhance the quality, reliability, and comparability of sustainability information. It requires detailed disclosures on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters within a dedicated section of the management report.
The directive also introduces the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), which are sector-agnostic standards applicable from January 2024. These standards are designed to provide clear criteria for economic activities to qualify as sustainable.
To prepare for these substantial adjustments, Gjensidige started to integrate the new requirements into the reporting processes for 2023.
Download the report here: Reports and presentations – Gjensidige.com
Date:
September 2023 – February 2024
Client:
Gjensidige Forsikring ASA
Jostein Amdal, Executive Vice President, Finance - Chief Financial Officer/ CFO
Vibeke H. Lewin, Executive Vice President Communication, Sustainability, Brand- and marketing.
Industry:
Finance/ Incurance and pension
Project group:
Christian Haraldsen, Chief editor
Monika Asakskogen, Layout and design
Bente Sverdrup, Karoline Weidemann, Jørgen Kjetil Knudsen, Sustainability reporting
Mitra Hagen, Investor Relations
Aina Eide and Hege Aaser, Financial statement/Accounting
Birgitte Kjersem Lund, Brand Identity
The Annual Report Team: Bente Sverdrup, Christian Haraldsen, Monika Asakskogen (Front from left), Jostein Amdal, Vibeke H. Lewin (in the middle)
Jørgen Kjetil Knudsen, Karoline Weidemann and Camilla Block Hellum (in the back)
My role and contrubution:
Overall Project Manager for the production, from idea to final electronic reporting format (ESEF) published at the Oslo Stock Exchange.
