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There’s a standoff brewing between European lawmakers and the Big Four accounting firms as they try to lay claim to an ESG market that may generate fees of as much as $8 billion a year.

Press release - New social and environmental reporting rules for large companies -

The Conference Plenary concluded its work, with MEPs expressing their approval of the outcome and announcing that Parliament intends to kick-start EU reforms

US companies will not be exempt from European ESG disclosure rules under new proposals put forward in European parliament

Marking a blow to representatives for US corporations who had lobbied for the opposite outcome.

European lawmakers have agreed to force roughly 28,000 foreign subsidiaries to comply with the bloc's ESG rules, marking a blow to representatives for

MEPs vote in favour of a common text on the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive including provisions requiring companies to employ a statutory auditor to express an opinion on sustainability reporting.

Le Premier secrétaire du PS, présent mercredi à la manifestation des policiers, s’est attiré les foudres de la gauche, en plein débat sur la sécurité et la justice. Il plaide pour une expression « malheureuse ».

Europees Parlement (EP) Het Europees Parlement (EP) vertegenwoordigt ruim 450 miljoen Europeanen en bestaat momenteel uit 705 afgevaardigden (inclusief voorzitter). Nederland heeft 29 zetels in het Europees Parlement. Het Europees Parlement wordt geacht een stem te geven aan de volkeren van de 27 landen die aan de Unie deelnemen, en vooral te letten op het belang van de Unie in zijn geheel. De leden van het Europees Parlement worden om de vijf jaar rechtstreeks gekozen door de burgers van de Eu...

MEP: EU corporate reporting blueprint should be basis of international rules 21-04-2021 The European Commissions plans for a Sustainability Reporting directive announced on Wednesday (21 April) provide "solid ground for discussion" says Pascal Durand, the European Parliaments rapporteur on the subject, as he sets out Parliaments plans to handle the file in the coming months. [OneStockPhoto / Shutterstock]