The past few years have seen concerted efforts — both domestically and globally — advancing the reporting and disclosure of ...

The change would mean that companies previously due to start including CSRD in annual reporting in 2026 or 2027 would not need to do so until 2028. The proposal also extends the timescales under which ...

While the proposal has yet to be discussed in the Council or the European Parliament, the Commission is moving forward by ...

Businesses will be given up to an extra two years to report in line with the EU’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). EU member states have also been given an additional year to ...

This includes, for example, the introduction ... that are already subject to the NFRD/CSRD reporting obligations. 3.3.2 Proposed Changes to the EU Taxonomy Through the Omnibus Package The Omnibus ...

The EU's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is evolving. The EU has announced that it will ask most companies that do business in Europe to comply with its Corporate ...

Neil Sandle at Alveo outlines the steps banks must take to ensure compliance with the EU taxonomy for sustainable activities ... An oil company may be investing in wind power through a subsidiary for ...

who provided expert insights on what the Omnibus could mean for companies navigating CSRD, ESG reporting, and EU Taxonomy compliance. With sustainability regulations at a crossroads, businesses ...

The EU has announced that it will ask most companies that do business in Europe to comply with its Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD). The exact timing of when this law will be ...