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FCA proposes a lighter touch on SDRs

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New proposals aim to streamline sustainability reporting and provide greater clarity and flexibility for firms.

The FCA has proposed minor amendments to the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDRs) in its latest Quarterly Consultation Paper (CP25/24). These changes, while small in scope, are significant as they aim to provide greater flexibility and clarity for firms. 

Key proposed changes

​The amendments focus on two main areas: sustainability

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