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The Commission is proposing measures to secure reasonable pension incomes and new rules that will allow investors to make better informed choices. Find out more.
The amended rules to the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) proposed today will result in simpler and more usable information for investors, enabling them to make better informed choices.
The recommendation presents a voluntary standard that will make it easier for SMEs that are not covered by the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) to respond to specific requests for sustainability information from large financial institutions and companies.
The amendments to the first set of European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) will reduce burden and increase certainty for companies that had to start reporting for financial year 2024.
The Platform is an advisory body composed of experts from the private and public sector. Its role is to advise the Commission on relevant topics related to the EU taxonomy and the EU sustainable finance framework at large.
On 27 June, WomenINvestEU held its first online networking event with speaker Gurpreet Manku, CEO at Level 20.
4TISSUE, BestHealth4U, BIOVOX GmbH, CARTemis Therapeutics, CC Diagnostics, VoiceMed, Kolibri, Noxon and RS Research will be pitching to members of the European Network of Gender-Conscious Investors during an online session on 18 June.
WomenINvestEU held its panel on “Bridging Eastern & Western Europe in Financing Women-led Deep Tech Startups” at the Wolves Summit, in Warsaw, on 6 May.
The European Commission is organising a selection procedure for the position of the Chair of the Sustainability Reporting Board of EFRAG. Application deadline: 15 May 2025