Changes are designed to address shortcomings and make disclosure rules for sustainable financial products simpler, more efficient, and better aligned with market realities.
The 2025 report by the International Platform on Sustainable Finance highlights steady progress in sustainable finance frameworks across jurisdictions.
Commissioner Albuquerque talks to stakeholders about their experience implementing the Taxonomy – insight gathered could support efforts to improve the framework.
Ongoing initiatives aim to make the framework clearer, more effective and more usable.
It’s grown and flowered into the European Green Bond Standard Regulation which applies from 21 December of 2024. In this episode, podcast host Aidas Palubinskas revisits this subject with Christine Mai, an EU expert on sustainable finance and the European Green Bond Standard Regulation.
Coming soon – a new European standard for green bonds
ESRS - Satisfaction survey - 15 November 2024
LAST CHANCE TO REGISTER online: Workshop on EU Paris-aligned and EU Climate Transition benchmarks
SAVE THE DATE: Seminar on supporting companies in applying the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) - 15 November 2024
Save the date: Workshop on EU Paris-aligned and EU Climate Transition benchmarks
The European Green Bond Standard is a voluntary tool to support the transition to a low-carbon economy. It will become available to issuers on 21 December 2024. To support prospective issuers, investors, external reviewers and other market participants, as well as the supervisory community, we are organising a workshop to provide information and discuss practical questions – register here and tell us what topics you would like to raise.
Report looks at key risks climate change poses to financial stability – and what the EU is doing about them.
ESRS - Satisfaction survey
EFRAG, the body advising on European reporting standards, and the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB) have today published joint guidance on the interoperability between European and international standards, with a particular focus on climate reporting. This guidance shows that EU companies reporting under European standards can comply with the global standards with minimal additional effort, reflecting the Commission’s commitment to minimising the reporting burden on companies.
Technical workshop on financing the transition to a climate-neutral economy
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New rules to ensure transparency and clarity, to boost investor confidence in sustainable products.
