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.
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.
How the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive will affect investment in the US
Impact on businesses outside EU looking to work or sell products and funds within the EU or to EU investors.
Review of Streamlined Energy and Carbon Reporting means now is the time to assess data, governance, and duplication across reporting processes before the next round of reform.
The European Commission is advancing N-ESRS, which are the CSRD reporting requirements for non-EU companies.
This articles discusses the rescission proposal and what it means for climate disclosure by US public companies.
We take an initial look at the draft ESRS and discuss the related public feedback process.
ESG has not disappeared, it has reconfigured into enduring laws, regional pressure, and global nonbinding standards that continue to shape outcomes.
In order for companies to stay competitive and drive better sustainable outcomes, they need to align ISO standards with their ESG reporting.
Regulation targeting the financial sector continues to evolve. We explore the EU's future approach, where reforms are balanced with core safeguards – alongside perspectives from other key markets for the Nordic and Baltic region.
While the frameworks share similar aims, they differ in scope and depth of requirements
