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CSRD at a crossroads: from regulatory fatigue to strategic opportunity

Panellists discuss what's next now the EU has lost its sustainability leadership

CSRD survives the Transatlantic "showdown"

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.

Corporate Disclosures 2025 round-up

Summaries of our annual conference discussions

UN Global Compact Network UK issues guide to the new era of sustainability reporting

As standardised and mandatory requirements for companies to undertake sustainability reporting have arrived, this year 2024 is being thought of as the 'year of implementation'.

"Don't obsess about the standards, use them," standards setters tell preparers

ISSB board member and EFRAG TEG chair urge for focus on commonalities rather than differences across the various reporting requirements

Financial materiality under ESRS and ISSB misaligned?

As the European Commission prepares the final delegated acts for ESRS, some stakeholders warn of potential double reporting

"We need the ESG backlash," Datamaran CEO says

As ESG risk management software platform announces £11.7 million Series B funding

Frank Bold launches podcast about responsible businesses

What if the ISSB and EFRAG already shared a same vision of materiality

Is there a parochial debate between theory and practice?

As sustainability disclosures become mandatory, what is the place of its oldest standard-setter?

Once described as 'fragmented' into an 'alphabet soup' of voluntary initiatives, the landscape of non-financial disclosures is consolidating, and fast