Are US asset managers prepared for EU sustainability reporting?
More than 3,000 US companies fall within the scope of CSRD
CSRD
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EU introduces disclosure ‘flexibility’ as it adopts sustainability standards
Biodiversity transition plans and contract worker disclosures will become voluntary
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European standards ‘weaken and compromise’ sustainability disclosure
Asset managers and financial NGOs concerned latest ESRS requirements ‘downgraded’ as consultation closes
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BNP Paribas ‘walks the talk’ with €35bn over benchmarks in sustainable funds
‘We wanted to be at the edge of the adoption’
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ISSB: Everything you need to know
What it means for corporates, the net-zero transition, and what needs to happen next
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Asset managers not ready to pressure firms on Scope 3 rules
Unsure whether disclosures required under CSRD are ‘the right choice at this time’
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Persefoni hires ISSB special liaison to sustainability board
Professor Kerstin Lopatta brings a European expertise to the climate accounting firm
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Castlefield Q&A part 2: Large CSR departments can skew ESG ratings
Lack of data and consistency are big problems
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Natixis Q&A: ‘Liquidity will be driven by ESG transparency and clarity’
Olivier Menard explains why last year’s fall in sustainable finance volumes will prove ephemeral
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French regulator recommends stricter SFDR criteria
AMF calls for minimum environmental impact requirements for Article 8 or 9 funds