Archive

  • SE Advisory Services: Guide to New York climate disclosure bill

    21 April 2026
  • Gender pay reporting: Europe's present and future

    21 April 2026

    OECD compares current national requirements with forethcoming EU law

  • Nine in ten companies descoped from CSRD will continue reporting, Osapiens finds

    12 March 2026
  • Bluespar: Five considerations for companies scoped out of CSDDD

    10 March 2026
  • Crowe outlines Australia's climate disclosure regime

    25 February 2026
  • UK shelves audit reform bill

    22 January 2026

    Department for Business and Trade scraps measures to establish a new regulator with expanded powers

  • Ropes & Gray: Due diligence laws proposed in South Korea, Thailand and Indonesia

    20 January 2026
  • Climate reporting laws stand trial in California

    12 January 2026

    Appeals Court hears arguments on whether GHG emissions and climate-related financial risk disclosures constitute commercial speech

  • Ropes & Gray offers predictions on 2026 sustainability requirements

    07 January 2026
  • CSRD survives the Transatlantic "showdown"

    23 December 2025

    Despite fierce US opposition, the EU has preserved the extraterritorial core of CSRD, albeit with a narrower scope. The debate now shifts from political resistance to practical implementation.