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  • New EFRAG SRB chair: European Commission sends three names to Parliament

    07 July 2025

    Current chair, Patrick de Cambourg, mandate ends on 31 October

  • M&S to engage with investors on wage policy transparency

    03 July 2025

    After 30% shareholders vote in favour of ShareAction-led resolution

  • Could consultation on SASB enhancements give clarity on future architecture of ISSB standards?

    03 July 2025

    While opening the SASB highway to EU sector disclosures

  • Switzerland puts brakes on CSRD-aligned reporting

    02 July 2025

    Government pauses amendments to climate disclosure regime in response to EU simplification agenda and corporate concerns

  • Assessing the financial effects of nature risks

    01 July 2025

    New study provides extensive evidence of how biodiversity factors can impact companies' finances and operations

  • UK consults on draft sustainability reporting standards

    26 June 2025

    Government proposes six amendments to IFRS S1 and S2 in draft UK standards

  • EU member states call for further reductions to corporate sustainability laws

    25 June 2025

    Council of the EU agrees negotiating position on omnibus directive to simplify CSRD and CSDDD

  • From theory to practice: Lessons learned from the first wave of TNFD reporting

    24 June 2025

    Study of 116 TNFD-aligned disclosures shows variation in coverage of framework and highlights inherent challenges of biodiversity reporting

  • EFRAG's five levers for ESRS simplification

    19 June 2025

    As it aims to reduce datapoints by 50% and simplify the DMA

  • Who killed the (spirit of) CSRD?

    19 June 2025

    In his 1963 song Who Killed Davey Moore, Bob Dylan used the death of real-life boxer Moore to explore collective guilt.