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The Canadian flag blows in the wind.
Investors oppose certain proposed transition reliefs and call for interoperability with the EU’s corporate sustainability reporting standards.
Wooden gavel in front of Australian flag. The gavel is nicely textured and it is casting soft shadows on the ground. Great use for law, justice and auction related concepts.
Proposed three-year safe harbour from private litigation 'not necessary', observers say.
It comes after China proposed a 'unified national system' for ESG disclosures.
Waving Australia flag in the air
AASB signals plan to adopt IFRS S1 on voluntary basis, following pushback from local finance sector and global investors to align with ISSB standards.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Eurosif, ShareAction weigh in on ISSB's next priorities; Danish FSA finds shortcomings in pension funds' Article 8 products.
White and red jigsaw puzzle
Standard setter 'assumes responsibility' for UK Transition Plan Taskforce's disclosure materials in a bid to 'streamline and consolidate' frameworks.
Group of paper airplanes, orange one is the first place, can be used leadership/individuality concepts.
The standard setter has introduced climate-only adoption and ‘limited’ and ‘extended’ transition to account for the different approaches countries are taking.
Deep dives on key topics from the search for a global baseline to analysis of ESG metrics.
Proposed standards will provide a reference for voluntary principles-based ESG disclosures by Chinese companies.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: $5.2trn investor group voices concerns around shareholder rights in light of Exxon lawsuit; UK investors vote against climate resolution at Shell.
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