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The European Commission’s Omnibus initiative seeks to streamline key corporate sustainability regulations into a unified framework, to avoid complexity and administrative burden of companies. The Commission has outlined a goal of reducing reporting burdens by 25 % for large companies and 35 % for small and medium-sized companies.
Omnibus aims to integrate
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD), outlining how businesses report about their sustainability impacts and management as part of their financial reporting.
The EU Taxonomy Regulation, requiring companies to identify the share of their environmentally sustainability business activities, and to report the revenue, CapEx and OpEx linked to these activities.
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD), while not implemented yet, will require companies to disclose how they manage and address human rights and environmental risks in their value chains, and implement a climate transition plan.
Key insights
In this webinar, our sustainability experts
- Summarized the latest insights about the Omnibus proposal
- Analyzed the practical implications for companies
- Recommended next steps for the most effective preparation
- Answered questions from the participants
Target audience
- ESG managers and sustainability leaders overseeing sustainability management and reporting
- CFOs and finance directors preparing for CSRD compliance
- Controllers and reporting specialists responsible for ESG data and disclosures
- Risk and compliance professionals involved in sustainability management and assurance
Speakers
Henrik Jürgensen
Partner, Head of ESG Advisory Services
KPMG
Jane Thorhauge Moellmann
Director
KPMG
Katrine Geipel
Manager
KPMG
