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Materiality debate reignites, as IFRS Foundation says it has been given โ€˜limited opportunitiesโ€™ to engage on proposed revised ESRS.
Securities and Exchange Commission, SEC, Building in Washington DC. The SEC regulates stocks and bonds and related financial activities.
Paul Atkins said 'specious and speculative issues' should not divert attention from financial accounting standards.
Double exposure of clock and blue flag of European Union
Debate after von der Leyen state of union speech shows pro-European forces remain at odds.
Row of blue EU flags in Brussels. The blue flags have twelve yellow stars depicting the original number of member states.
Kerstin Lopatta tells RI that companies have been surprised by Omnibus outcomes, discusses ISSB alignment concerns.
American and European Union flags waving against the sky.
Joint statement outlining next steps for trade deal sets out EU promises on several sustainable finance regulations.
Arrows in opposite directions
Additional work for companies if EU goes ahead with proposed removal of quantitative disclosures on anticipated financial effects, member says.
As part of RIโ€™s global asset owner series, CDCโ€™s chief sustainability officer Nathalie Lhayani defends net-zero alliances and explains why CSRD is not too bureaucratic.
EU flag puzzle
Representatives from central bank and market watchdog flag concerns over interoperability issues with ISSB in draft simplified ESRS.
Arrows in opposite directions
Proposed amendments to standards and reporting reliefs โ€˜beyondโ€™ the ISSB risk reducing alignment between frameworks.
European Union Flag Puzzle
Consultation will conclude end-September, with standards due to be finalised by EU standards body by end-November.
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