SRR Regulation
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France reportedly seeks changes to scope of CSRD
The French government is set to propose revisions to lighten requirements under Europe’s Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), according to…
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EFRAG publishes proportionate CSRD standards for captives and SMEs
The European Financial Reporting and Advisory Group (EFRAG) said captives and other SMEs will benefit from proportionality measures behind Europe’s…
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German insurers lobby Europe to simplify sustainability rules
German insurers have backed proposals to streamline Europe’s corporate sustainability reporting rules. Ahead of the European Commission’s Omnibus Simplification Package,…
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Amrae wants changes to nat cat regime and the CSDDD
French risk management association Amrae is kicking off 2025 with a focus on climate risks and the growing regulatory burden…
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European investors focus on due diligence risk despite delay to deforestation regulation
The EU deforestation regulation (EUDR) may have been delayed for a year, much to the relief of many embattled risk…
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European Council approves delay in EU deforestation rules
The European Council has formally postponed application of the EU deforestation law by one year. The Council said the postponement…
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EU’s packaging and packaging waste regulation formally adopted
The European Council has formally adopted a regulation on packaging and packaging waste that it said will significantly reduce the…
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Survey suggests that half of firms risk CSRD breaches
Almost half of businesses risk non-compliance with Europe’s Corporate Sustainability Directive (CSRD), according to a Censuswide study commissioned by Sweep…
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Italy delays mandatory nat cat scheme
Italy has delayed new rules that will make it compulsory for companies to buy natural catastrophe cover, according to reports.…
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European council and parliament agree on EUDR delay
The European Council has reached a provisional agreement with the European Parliament on a proposed targeted amendment of the EU…
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EU insurers fit for transition risk, says Eiopa
The European financial supervisory authorities, including the insurance regulator Eiopa, and the European Central Bank (ECB) have released the results…
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Europe moves ahead with ESG rating regulation
Europe’s proposed rules to regulate environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings have been approved by the Council of the European…
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Asian imports under scrutiny as EC adopts forced labour regulation
Asian companies that supply companies based in Europe in sectors such as electronics, palm oil and manufacture of solar panels…
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Voluntary sustainability frameworks on the rise globally
Since 2023, sustainability reporting policies have leaned further toward voluntary frameworks, which now account for 58% of policies set around…
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UK to be global hub for transition finance, says Chancellor
The UK is aiming to become the global hub for transition finance, according to Chancellor Rachel Reeves. In her first…
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EU delays deforestation regulation
The European Parliament (EP) has voted to postpone EU deforestation obligations (EUDR) one year so that companies can more easily…
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European Commission urged to delay Corporate Sustainability and Due Diligence Directive
The European Commission has been urged to delay the Corporate Sustainability and Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) by European trade federation…
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EU insurers should hold extra capital for fossil fuel assets: Eiopa
Europe’s insurers will have to meet additional capital requirements for any fossil fuel assets on their balance sheets to ensure…
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EU Council adopts new rules for more efficient urban wastewater treatment
The Council of the EU has given the final green light for a revised EU directive on urban wastewater treatment.…
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Growing number of firms signing up for TNFD voluntary reporting
The total number of companies and financial institutions committed to getting started with voluntary reporting of their nature-related issues, in…