CSRD after Omnibus: less reporting, more strategy?

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is entering a new phase. As the framework evolves through the Omnibus I package, the conversation is shifting beyond compliance toward the strategic value of sustainability reporting.

With greater reliance on materiality assessments and more flexibility in reporting requirements, organisations have an opportunity to focus on the sustainability issues that matter most to their business and stakeholders. At the same time, investors and regulators continue to expect transparent, decision-useful and comparable information.

How can companies turn CSRD into a strategic management tool rather than a reporting exercise? What sustainability information creates the greatest value for investors? And how can robust Double Materiality Assessments (DMA) support better decision-making and long-term value creation?

Join us for a discussion with companies, investors and regulators on how CSRD can drive stronger ESG strategy, business resilience and sustainable growth in a changing regulatory landscape.

Main outcomes of event:

• Understand the evolving CSRD landscape.
• Strengthen Double Materiality Assessments (DMA).
• Understand investor expectations for sustainability disclosures.

• Leverage sustainability reporting to drive ESG strategy and long-term value creation.

   

Speakers: 

• Ophelie Mortier, Chief Sustainability Officer, Degroof Petercam AM
• Femke Helgers, Partner Sustainability Strategy, PwC 
• Additional speakers to be announced 

Moderated by

• Camille Leca, Head of ESG & Sustainable Finance, Euronext

Registration link coming soon