CURENTIS Web Seminar "EU Omnibus Directive: Adjustments and Relief in Sustainability Reporting"

The regulatory requirements for companies and banks in the area of ESG are subject to constant change and result in a high administrative burden. With the Omnibus Initiative and accompanying measures (such as the adjustment of size criteria), the EU is responding to calls for more proportionality and a streamlining of reporting requirements.

In this webinar, we will provide you with a comprehensive overview of the latest changes to key regulations (CSRD, ESRS, CSDDD, and Taxonomy Regulation). We will analyze the specific relief measures and deadline extensions that have been introduced and what this means for your company's compliance processes.

CURENTIS provides you with practical guidance on these complex adjustments, enabling you to ensure that your reporting remains efficient and compliant.

The webinar focuses on the following topics:

• Overview of the Omnibus Act: Objectives of reducing bureaucracy and streamlining EU reporting requirements
• Changes to the CSRD & Accounting Directive: The new thresholds for size criteria (inflation adjustment) and their impact on the user group
• Update on the ESRS: Postponement of sector-specific standards and adjustments to materiality analyses
• CSDDD (Supply Chain Act): Interaction with the CSRD and avoidance of double reporting
• EU Taxonomy Regulation: Current simplifications and clarifications regarding the application of technical assessment criteria
• Outlook: Strategic implications of reduced reporting requirements for data management in banks

Take advantage of this opportunity to refresh your knowledge of the latest regulatory easing measures and benefit from the expertise of CURENTIS specialists.

Your moderator:

Philipp Ehren has been a Senior Consultant at CURENTIS AG since 2021. He is our specialist for sustainable finance and has several years of experience in project work in risk management with a focus on IT applications. He is also a qualified project manager.