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After the regulatory rollercoaster of 2025, next year should deliver more certainty on the final form of reformed sustainability rules.
Plenary green-lights significant reductions to CSRD and CSDDD after Parliament and member states reached agreement last week.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: ISSB issues S2 'targeted amendments'; ECB will comply with decision to pause bank disclosures on EU Taxonomy alignment.
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ISSB’s consultation on SASB standards also saw investor feedback on human capital and methane disclosures.
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New exemptions criticised by Sustainability Reporting Board members, as final ESRS simplifications to be published next week.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Investor groups file lawsuit to block Texas proxy law enforcement; Norway appoints committee to evaluate sovereign wealth fund's ethical framework.
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EFAMA head says Omnibus initiative 'being rushed' as EPP Group tables further CSRD amendments.
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Rejection opens door for further amendments to be made to European Parliament’s negotiating position on simplification package.
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The latest developments in sustainable finance: Climate Fund Managers raises $1bn for adaptation fund; majority of German retail investors do not see exclusions-based products as sustainable.
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Greens to vote against final agreement, S&D negotiator steps down.
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