ESG after Omnibus: Between regulatory simplification and real accountability (article)
In the April issue of IDM Magazine, published by the Polish Chamber of Brokerage Houses, an article by Dr Jolanta Turek of CVI and Aleksandra Rutkowska of Credit Agricole was featured.
In “ESG after Omnibus: Between regulatory simplification and real accountability,” the authors argue that the proposed regulatory simplifications do not alter the broader direction of travel: ESG remains an important component of risk assessment and responsible financing.
- Regulatory simplification does not mean the end of ESG.
- Financial institutions will continue to be accountable for the quality of their analyses and investment decisions.
- Data quality, transparency and methodological consistency remain critical.
- The market is shifting away from a purely formal approach towards a more practical assessment of risks and impact.
- ESG is increasingly becoming a matter of strategy, resilience and long-term business competitiveness.
The full issue of IDM Magazine is available here in Polish:
