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By: Rob Fisher, Maura Hodge, and Bridget Beals, KPMG From top companies committing to net-zero emissions targets to national and international bodies crafting standards and regulations, reporting on ESG topics is quickly becoming a norm of doing business in 2023. Final rulings on both topics are slated for fall 2023.
Stakeholders have until 10 January, 2023, to submit their responses to the ESAs. . Separately, the ESAs have written to the Commission asking for a six-month extension on a mandate to review the principaladverseimpactindicators (PAI) and financial product disclosures outlined under SFDR. . More time needed
These new data points are also available via ISS ESG’s proprietary platform DataDesk, and will be featured in ISS ESG Corporate Rating reports in 2023. Further enhancements are planned for 2023.” . Datia’s platform is built to generate SFDR reports, which are continually updated in line with the latest EU guidelines.
We are seeing many firms commit to collect and report at least some so-called ‘principaladverseimpactindicators’ – or PAIs – as they are somewhat rigidly defined under the SFDR and we expect that doing so will become the default for many firms. Negative externalities (PAIs) and the Taxonomy.
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