Category: ESG Policy
EFRAG Resumes Work on Non-EU Reporting Rules EFRAG has restarted work on a dedicated sustainability reporting standard for non-EU corporate groups, moving another key part of Europe’s reporting architecture closer...
Brussels is tightening pressure on national governments as the EU prepares to enforce new anti-greenwashing rules across its single market. The European Commission has sent letters of formal notice to...
SEC Reverses Course On Climate Disclosure Washington, D.C. regulators have opened a new front in the U.S. debate over climate risk, corporate reporting and investor protection. The U.S. Securities and...
Last updated: May 2026. This guide reflects the Omnibus I Directive, which entered into force on 18 March 2026 and significantly revised CSRD scope, timelines, and reporting standards. Executive Summary...
Paris became a meeting point for global methane governance as regulators from nearly 30 countries and regional organisations gathered at the International Energy Agency headquarters for the first plenary meeting...
The Securities and Exchange Commission is moving to unwind one of the Biden administration’s most contested ESG rules, setting up a formal retreat from federal climate-risk disclosure requirements for public...
ESG News · Market Signals The question for global investors isn’t whether China is decoupling — it’s how fast, and which sectors feel it first. Beijing’s new five-year roadmap makes...
Brussels Drives European Response To Global Disclosure Changes Brussels is moving to consolidate Europe’s voice in the next phase of global sustainability reporting. The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group has...
The UK’s Financial Conduct Authority has opened a voluntary pilot for ESG rating providers, inviting firms to help design a future reporting framework before formal regulation comes into force. The...
As sustainability regulations multiply across jurisdictions, Novata has expanded its Regulatory Navigator to help private market participants move from fragmented compliance tracking to structured, decision-ready oversight. The update introduces a...
The European Banking Authority (EBA) has unveiled a sweeping overhaul of ESG supervisory reporting requirements, aiming to significantly reduce the compliance burden on European banks while preserving the integrity of...
Category: ESG Governance | Date: April 15, 2026 | Read time: 6 min A federal jury has ruled that Live Nation Entertainment operated an illegal monopoly in the live events...
As scrutiny intensifies on corporate climate performance, the International Organization for Standardization has released ISO 14001:2026, a revised environmental management standard aimed squarely at closing the gap between sustainability commitments...
South Africa’s Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) is shifting ESG oversight from high level guidance into enforceable conduct regulation, placing sustainability claims under the same scrutiny as financial disclosures and...
The Association of Chartered Certified Accountants has urged the Financial Conduct Authority to take a measured approach as the UK prepares to strengthen sustainability disclosure requirements for listed companies, warning...
Brussels Expands ESG Engagement Beyond Mandatory Reporting Brussels is widening the reach of sustainability reporting across Europe, even as regulatory requirements narrow. The European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG) has...
The Korean Financial Services Commission (FSC) has launched a consultation on a national roadmap that would introduce mandatory sustainability reporting for major listed companies, aligning the country’s disclosure framework with...
From Brussels to Washington and Tokyo, sustainability regulation is moving from voluntary frameworks to enforceable mandates. Against that backdrop, Datamaran has introduced a standalone Regulatory Monitoring solution aimed at helping...
European Union member states have given final approval to scale back landmark corporate sustainability rules, narrowing the scope of supply chain due diligence and reporting obligations after sustained pressure from...
The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) has constituted a working group to review the regulatory framework governing ESG Rating Providers (ERPs), responding to feedback from market participants and...
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