Explaining 'Excellent Materiality Disclosure' Evaluated by GPIF: 4th Impact Corporate Value Strategy Seminar to be Held on April 15
Social Impact Research Co., Ltd. will host a webinar on April 15th to explain how to connect non-financial ESG information to corporate financial value based on GPIF trends.
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- 📰 Published: April 8, 2026 at 22:18
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Social Impact Research Co., Ltd. will hold the 4th 'Impact Corporate Value Strategy Seminar' online on April 15, 2026 (Wednesday) from 12:00 to 12:45.
In March 2026, the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) published 'Excellent Sustainability Disclosures from a Materiality Perspective' chosen by domestic equity management institutions, indicating the direction of disclosures highly evaluated by investors. The crucial point there is not just a comprehensive coverage of ESG information, but whether the unique important issues of the company are connected to business strategy, KPIs, financial impacts, and value creation stories.
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Based on this latest perspective from GPIF, this seminar will explain how companies should advance their materiality disclosures and enhance their dialogue skills with capital markets going forward. In particular, we will sort out improvement points for integrated reports and sustainability disclosures from the perspective of how to translate non-financial information into finance and corporate value, going beyond just identifying materiality.
Click here to register for participation
## Background of the Event
In recent years, while the enhancement of integrated reports and sustainability information disclosure has progressed, investors have pointed out:
'It stops at identifying materiality.'
In March 2026, the Government Pension Investment Fund (GPIF) published 'Excellent Sustainability Disclosures from a Materiality Perspective' chosen by domestic equity management institutions, indicating the direction of disclosures highly evaluated by investors. The crucial point there is not just a comprehensive coverage of ESG information, but whether the unique important issues of the company are connected to business strategy, KPIs, financial impacts, and value creation stories.
Click here to register for participation
Based on this latest perspective from GPIF, this seminar will explain how companies should advance their materiality disclosures and enhance their dialogue skills with capital markets going forward. In particular, we will sort out improvement points for integrated reports and sustainability disclosures from the perspective of how to translate non-financial information into finance and corporate value, going beyond just identifying materiality.
Click here to register for participation
## Background of the Event
In recent years, while the enhancement of integrated reports and sustainability information disclosure has progressed, investors have pointed out:
'It stops at identifying materiality.'