As the EU Omnibus Directive reshapes the landscape of sustainability reporting, businesses, especially SMEs, are facing new opportunities and challenges. Transparency in ESG claims is now more important than ever, with regulatory bodies like the ESMA guiding firms on how to avoid greenwashing and ensure their sustainability reports are credible.
ESMA Guides Issuers, Fund Managers on Anti-Greenwashing Expectations
ESMA advises that claims should be based on sustainability information that it easy to access and at an understandable level of detail, and not overly simplistic. It is required for the claims to be accurate, accessible, substantiated and up to date. Here's what you need to know about the latest trends and regulations in ESG compliance.
Open LinkOmnibus Directive Guidelines: 5 suggestions from Synesgy
The Omnibus Directive reduces bureaucracy and simplifies ESG reporting, introducing the VSME framework for SMEs to gradually align with regulations.
Open LinkWhat is a carbon emission report and how to make it
A carbon emission report quantifies and discloses greenhouse gas emissions, helping businesses stay compliant with sustainability regulations.
Open LinkCompliance ESG: 5 reasons why SMEs should still take care of it
ESG compliance provides SMEs with improved access to capital, better market positioning, and stronger risk management.
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