Tag: European Commission
Will the EU’s Omnibus approach transform corporate sustainability reporting
On 26 February 2025, the European Commission unveiled a comprehensive set of revisions aimed at streamlining EU sustainability reporting rules.
According to Position Green,...
What the EU sustainability Omnibus means for CSRD and ESG reporting...
The European Union’s move to revise its sustainability reporting rules, including the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), is generating considerable attention across the corporate landscape.
Moody’s identifies Russian nexus in EU transactions
EU institutions are now facing enhanced oversight of outgoing transactions linked to Russian ownership.
How CS3D is reshaping financial institutions’ approach to risk management
The recently implemented CS3D established by the European Commission on July 25, 2024, mandates a radical shift in how financial institutions handle their operations and global value chains.
Understanding the impact of CSRD on EU corporate sustainability reporting
Introduced in 2014, the NFRD aimed to encourage greater transparency by requiring large companies to integrate ESG information alongside financial data in their annual reports.
The future of sustainability reporting: Understanding CSRD assurance requirements
The CSRD ushers in a robust framework to enhance the transparency and reliability of ESG disclosures.
How EU’s new leaders will shape sustainability and economic growth
The recent EU elections have resulted in a mix of continuity and change within the union's leadership.
A closer look at EMIR Refit and LEI reporting obligations for...
From the 24th April 2024, the financial markets will experience a significant shift with the application of the revised EMIR Refit (regulatory fitness and...
DeFi protocols avoid EU’s MiCA regulation but need to be “fully...
Key European DeFi investment stats in 2023:
· European DeFi deal activity reached 72 deals in 2023, a 43% drop from 2022
· European DeFi companies...
AMLA’s new home in Frankfurt: Strengthening EU’s fight against financial crime
In a significant announcement made in February, the Council of the European Union revealed that Frankfurt has won the competitive bid to host the Anti-Money Laundering Authority (AMLA), marking a pivotal moment for regulatory oversight within the EU.










