Timeline: Expected EU ESG reporting requirements in currently agreed texts (SFDR, Taxonomy and CSRD)[1]. Facing the challenge of keeping up with the regulations As can be expected when new rules are implemented, there are a number of challenges that firms are encountering when looking to keep ...
With new sustainability regulations on the horizon, 2024 will likely see increased action and a shift in mindset With game-changing regulations like the EU’s CSRD and the Global Plastics Treaty on the horizon, 2024 is the year companies get serious about ESG As we transition from a year of ...
EU Regulations The SFDR has a phased implementation timetable, with the first obligations coming into force on 10 March 2021. These obligations apply to any financial market participant or financial adviser (whether in the European Economic Area (EEA) or not) that wishes to m...
Data centers have to meet numerous requirements in terms of technology and service levels. In addition, there are now new regulations due to EU legislation and sustainability requirements: the so-called ESG (Environmental Social Governance) rules. What consequences does this have on the ever-changing...
Analysis by ESG Book found that ESG regulations have increased by 155% globally in the past decade, with 1,255 ESG regulations introduced since 2011.1 While this increase seems huge (it is!), sustainability regulations are well meaning: they are designed to help ...
Below we breakdown the new SEC and EU regulations and how they will directly affect government contractors: SEC urges government contractors to prepare ESG-related data In April 2023, the SEC plans to release new regulations requiring public companies to expand their climate-related disclosures. Acc...
71、ility of the SFDR legislationwith other regulations in other jurisdictionsDont knowMake targeted changes to Articles 8 and 9 so that thefund classification system becomes clearer forinvestors and market participantsOverhaul the current approach for Articles 8 and 9 anddevelop a more appropriate and...
In this context, great importance is attached to decoupling economic growth from the consumption of natural resources. Thus, there are numerous ESG regulations within the EU. These are defined via the so-called EU taxonomy in a classification system for sustainable economic activities. This ...
particularly in environmental sustainability. It has implemented regulations and targets to address climate change, such as the European Green Deal and the EU Emissions Trading System. The EU also promotes sustainable finance and has developed frameworks like the EU Taxonomy for sustainable investments. ...
In Europe, regulations around sustainable investing are mandated across capital markets. As such, organizations are expected to report ESG metrics rather than encouraged. However, a new proposal to the European Commission aims to tighten up ESG reporting by creating new guidelines for ESG rating provi...