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UK government sustainability reporting and transition plan consultations
If endorsed, the use of these standards in reporting would initially be voluntary, but may become mandatory.
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What to expect from mandatory ethnicity and disability pay gap reporting
What to expect from the initiative which builds upon the existing gender pay gap reporting regulations.
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EU Green Claims Directive: A retreat, not a surrender
The withdrawal of this directive has surprised many and sparked debate about the EU’s commitment to its ambitious Green Deal.
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ESG roundup: Green New Deal rollbacks, regulatory reforms, and climate investing showdowns
The future of ESG in the US will depend on the ability of all parties to navigate the complex web of competing interests and values.
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Complying with California’s new climate disclosure laws
Takeaways for reporting companies from the California Air Resources Board’s May 29 public workshop.
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ESG funds hit rock bottom in Q1 2025
Morningstar reports record-high outflows as geopolitics and ESG backlash create uncertainty.
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Global banking regulators stick to climate priorities despite US pushback
Some of the world’s major banking regulators have agreed to stick to efforts aimed at understanding the risk to financial services from climate change, and vice versa, despite pressure from the US to abandon the project.
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PRI Pathways: What you need to know about the new framework
Signatories choose a Pathway based on their approach to responsible investment risk-adjusted financial returns.