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'Historic day' as EU CSDDD approved
24 April 2024Rules to require large companies active in the EU to report on the sustainability of their supply chains and make best efforts to implement a climate transition plan have been approved, in what was labelled an "historic day".
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People Moves, 19 April: Barclays, Zurich, Eurosif, Scottish Widows, Robeco and ... more
19 April 2024 -
People Moves, 12 April: Eurosif, Orchard Street, Apax Partners, Barclays and ... more
12 April 2024 -
CSDDD transition plan requirement 'little more than window dressing'
25 March 2024A requirement to disclose climate transition plans in the watered-down text of the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) is "little more than window dressing" in the absence of a mechanism to force companies to implement the plans, it has been argued.
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People Moves, 16 February: EIB, Osmosis, Macquarie, Eurosif, Mirova ... and more
16 February 2024 -
'More rigorous' standards see biennial review register big drop in sustainable assets
29 November 2023A big drop in the total assets judged as 'sustainable' globally has been reported in the latest in a series of biennial reviews, with tightened criteria in response to a "rise in greenwashing and greenhushing".
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Discussions over inclusion of financial sector in EU due diligence rules shunted to December
27 November 2023Financial institutions calling for the inclusion of the sector in EU due diligence rules will have to wait until next month to find out if they have been successful, when the next meeting of EU institutions is understood to be planned.
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People Moves, 22 September: Eurosif, Lightrock, Planet First Partners and Revaia
22 September 2023 -
ISSB urged to address biodiversity and social issues
01 September 2023The International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) has been urged to set standards on biodiversity and human capital, as part of its next phase of work.
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More than 90 investors demand removal of climate disclosure opt-out in CSRD
07 July 2023A group of 93 investors and other financial institutions has signed a letter urging the European Commission to remove a proposed opt-out in corporate disclosure rules for aspects including greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.