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7 February 2025

Webinar: ESG In 2025: Outlooks And Controversies

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Ganado Advocates

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Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.
2025 has been touted by many to be a year of implementation, reflection and recalibration in the world of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG).
Malta

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19th February 2025 at 10:00 hrs

2025 has been touted by many to be a year of implementation, reflection and recalibration in the world of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG). Many will be curious to see what the first reporting cycle of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will bring, whereas others will likely be following the developments with respect to the promising, new 'Omnibus' framework announced by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen back in November 2024. On the flip side, some others will not be as starry-eyed. A growing sense of scepticism around ESG and sustainability may very well reach a boiling point in 2025; with various asset managers (buoyed by President Trump's re-election in the United States of America) pouring cold water on ambitious ESG targets previously set. This webinar will shed some light on the ever-changing ESG landscape, with a view to deciphering what the future holds (be it for the financial services industry, directors and humanity in general) and what needs to be done to prepare for it.

Moderator

Stephanie Farrugia, Senior Associate at Ganado Advocates

Participants

AndréZerafa, Senior Associate at Ganado Advocates

Luke Hili, Associate at Ganado Advocates

Participation is free of charge upon registration.

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Contributor

Ganado Advocates is a leading commercial law firm with a particular focus on the corporate, financial services and maritime/aviation sectors, predominantly servicing international clients doing business through Malta. The firm also promotes other areas such as tax, pensions, intellectual property, employment and litigation.

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