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The Swedish government has put forward a package of reliefs for companies that would delay the first reporting cycle to January 2025.
Flags of the European Union and France flying in the wind
French financial watchdog publishes climate transition planning CSRD guidance for local companies.
Implementation and streamlining of existing rules in focus for 2024, with all eyes on EU elections in June and the implications for the sustainable finance agenda.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: EBA proposes introduction of voluntary EU label for green loans; Swiss listed companies to submit sustainability reports to shareholder vote.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: JP Morgan climate metric in line with NZBA protocols, says alliance; GFANZ APAC chapter issues guidance on coal phase-out.
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European Commission says incomplete transposition from member states ‘undermines an equal level playing field for the market within the EU’.
The Big Four accounting firms have flagged timing and lack of resources as potential barriers to high-quality reporting.
Is the shift away from mandatory data points in Europe’s new sustainability reporting rules a compromise worth having? RI looks at what to expect from the first round of reports.
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The French Ministry of Justice said the draft law will be submitted for the opinion of the Council of State within one month.
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