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The Shape of Sustainability Reporting: Between Compliance and Purpose
At Sustainable Finance Europe 2025, sustainability reporting was put under the spotlight. With overlapping frameworks and data challenges dominating the conversation, a leading ESG expert called for industry-wide collaboration. Regulation alone won't solve the issue; the future of reporting depends on turning complex standards into strategy and building systems that deliver real-world impact, accountability, and trust.
May 07, 2025
Thea Holland, Conference Producer, Center for Financial Professionals
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- Sustainability reporting remains complex and fragmented, with CSRD, ISSB, and GRI overlapping.
- Companies face high costs and confusion in choosing which frameworks to follow.
- The EU’s Omnibus Package could streamline reporting but may risk transparency.
- Data quality, especially in emerging markets, remains a major barrier.
- Transition plans are evolving into strategic tools, not just risk disclosures.
- Collaboration between regulators, industry, and investors is essential.
- The future lies in turning ESG standards into practical, value-driven strategies.
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