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EU countries back cutbacks to CSDDD, CSRD

What other countries can learn from how China financed a green transformation

China's green transformation has come about more from "financing green" than "greening finance", write Calvin Quek and Mathias Larsen

Transition planning 'not a legal trap', lawyers say ahead of UK rules

The expected introduction in the UK of rules requiring the publication of climate transition plans is unlikely to increase legal risks for companies compared with existing company law, according to specialist barristers.

UK lays ground for ISSB endorsement and transition plan consultation

ISSB has 'fixed' sustainability fragmentation, Faber says on release of transition plan guide

Countries that have adopted the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards have "fixed" the risk of fragmentation of sustainability reporting for investors, the chair of the ISSB claimed.

EU should 'reset' reporting rules to align with ISSB, says investor group

The EU should use its Omnibus 'simplification' drive to perform a broad "reset" of its European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) to align more closely with the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) standards, according to Dutch investor group Eumedion.

Omnibus uncertainty to make EU supervisors' work harder, says ESMA

Taxonomy alignment of EU insurers and pension fund assets around 10%, EIOPA says

EFRAG says it aims to cut ESRS by 50% as it unveils draft proposals

EU advisers aim to cut European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) by about 50%, they revealed as they approved an initial draft progress report.

High degree of variance in CSRD materiality assessments undermines comparability, ING says

'Messy' Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) reports due to variance in how entities applied double materiality assessments make it "extremely challenging to compare and understand the first CSRD disclosures", analysis by ING says.