ESG Reporting Obligations for Boards

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Course outline

The European Green Deal and related Action Plan has led to several legislative measures supporting the transition to a more sustainable and inclusive economy; transparency to stakeholders is one of the main objectives.

In this evolving landscape, Directors have a pivotal role to integrate ESG into the entity’s DNA not only to ensure compliance with applicable Regulations and Directives, but to build the long term success of the entity. Communication to stakeholders is integral: Directors need to ensure that the appropriate approach is taken in relation to processes and controls ensuring reliable and complete information.

The objective of this module is to provide an overview on EU ESG journey: we will focus on disclosures and reporting regulatory requirements provided by the three ESG reporting pillars of the EU sustainable finance strategy: SFDR, EU taxonomy and CSRD (replacing NFRD) addressing current and future requirements.

Date & Time

18/03/2025 - 09:00
11:00

Venue

Online

CPD hours

2.0 hours

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Member fee : 190,00€  (VAT excl.)

Non-member fee: 270,00€  (VAT excl.)

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Speakers

Jeremy PAGES

Deloitte

Dario ZAMBOTTI

POST Luxembourg

Agenda and schedule

9:00 AM

Introduction: what are the European perspectives for the ESG reporting

  • The EU context: the need for transparency and reallocation of the capital towards sustainable investment
  • The 3 ESG reporting pillars of the EU sustainable finance strategy: SFDR, EU taxonomy and CSRD (replacing NFRD)  

9:30 AM

ESG reporting requirements on financial market participants

  • SFDR and taxonomy requirements on periodic and pre-contractual report
  • What needs to be prepared ​  

10:00 AM

ESG reporting requirements on all large and listed companies

  • CSDR: what is new compared to the NFRD (scope, double materiality principal, EU sustainability standards, assurance over sustainability reporting, digital format)
  • What needs to be prepared  

10:30 AM

The evolving role and responsibilities of the Director

  • The direct consequences on the collective responsibilities of the administrative, management and supervisory bodies (including the audit committee)
  • Questions for Directors to consider asking   

Start with the customer – find out what they want and give it to them.

Venue

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Chambre de Commerce Luxembourg

7 Rue Alcide de Gasperi 

1615 Luxembourg - Luxembourg

Contact the organiser

Institut Luxembourgeois des Administrateurs

[email protected]  | +352 26 49 58 5963