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Regulatory Outlook
Modern slavery | UK Regulatory Outlook February 2025
Joint Committee on Human Rights run inquiry into forced labour in global supply chains | Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner Strategic Plan
The EU 'Omnibus' package – what does this mean for the future of ESG reporting?
The European Commission has introduced a proposal to simplify ESG regulations in a bid to regain its competitiveness
Regulatory and compliance
New NPPS sets out 'value for money' message for UK public procurement
Government wants public bodies to use procurement to drive growth, social and economic value, and commercial capability
ESG Knowledge Update | January 2025
Welcome to our ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
Regulatory Outlook
Modern Slavery | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2025
EU prohibition on forced labour products | NHS supply chain consultation | Modern Slavery Act reform | Recent enforcements
Regulatory Outlook
Environment | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2025
Voluntary Carbon Market clarity | Net Zero plan consultation | UK 2035 climate target | Finance bill 2025 | Environment
Regulatory Outlook
Environmental, social and governance | UK Regulatory Outlook January 2025
Preparation window for the EU Deforestation Regulation | First reports due under the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive | Corporate
The Built Environment
What legal developments are on the horizon for the built environment in England in 2025?
Another busy year expected, with significant reforms taking place in a number of areas
ESG Knowledge Update | December 2024
Welcome to our Osborne Clarke ESG Knowledge Update, which offers a round-up of legal, regulatory and market news
SMEs should not lose sight of the CS3D as Belgium implements the CSRD
The CS3D's indirect impact on mid-sized and smaller businesses requires action to ensure they remain valuable partners
Banking and finance
Why isn't every loan sustainability linked in the UK?
Reassessing sustainability-linked loans for UK mid-market dealmakers
Energy and Energy Transition
Netherlands' Shell judgment does not spell end of reduction obligations for undertakings
The ruling is open to appeal and may prove pyrrhic for those internationally that fear judge-imposed reduction targets
