EU reaches agreement on new regulations for ESG ratings providers
Agreement on the ESG Rating Activities Regulation clarifies new rules on separation of E, S and G factors, non-EU providers and conflicts of interest.
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New corporate sustainability reporting obligations in the EU
The second article in our new series on sustainability reporting obligations: today the focus is on the EU and extraterritorial elements.
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Impact on businesses outside EU looking to work or sell products and funds within the EU or to EU investors.
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