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Join us for an insightful webcast as we delve into the nuances of greenwashing risks in the face of evolving regulations and heightened public awareness.
The EU requires increased sustainable investing. Greenwashing presents a serious risk that erodes the confidence of investors and stakeholders in financing the transition to a green economy. This can lead to significant capital flight from various industries, restrict available funding, hinder necessary changes for the transition, and elevate overall climate-related risks.
Additionally, the EU’s Omnibus Proposal introduces major revisions to the Sustainable Finance framework, including updated reporting requirements and timelines. This creates ongoing challenges in effectively communicating credible sustainability efforts. To build trust in sustainability claims, it is crucial to utilize clear, documented, and credible tools to back up communications.
This raises an important question: How can companies confidently navigate proposed regulatory changes and increased public scrutiny?
We invite you to join us for a 45-minute webcast designed for financial services professionals, where we will discuss strategies for managing greenwashing risks amid regulatory uncertainty and heightened public awareness.
What to expect:
- The potential impact of the Omnibus Proposal on greenwashing risks and how to best respond
- Key principles for effective greenwashing risk monitoring
- AI in action: case study of risk assessment on company level and a solution for improved credit risk assessments
Presenters
- Susanne Eriksen, Associate Lawyer, Tax & Law, EY Norway
- Haakon Bjørn-Hansen, Head of Sustainable Finance, EY Norway
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