Over de expertgroep
Daaronder vallen ook de rapportages over Non Financial Information en European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), zoals ontwikkeld wordt door de European Financial Reporting Advisory Group (EFRAG).
CSRD
CSRD staat voor Corporate Sustainability Disclosure Reporting Directive. Deze expertgroep valt onder de Sustainability Committee en focust zich op de CSRD.
DUFAS in actie
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Response to EU consultation on the Climate Delegated Act
We have submitted our response to the European Commission public consultation on the draft amendments to the Climate Delegated Act under the EU Taxonomy Regulation.
DUFAS calls for targeted improvements to SFDR to strengthen implementation and comparability
As DUFAS we welcome the European Commission’s proposal to revise the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) as a significant and much-needed step forward for the EU sustainable finance framework. We reiterate our strong support for the SFDR and its core objectives of enhancing transparency, strengthening investor confidence, and supporting the transition to a more sustainable economy. The proposed shift toward a product-focused framework, combined with a simplification of entity-level requirements, marks an important improvement in making the regulation more practical and effective. At the same time, we recommend several targeted improvements to ensure that the revised framework is workable in practice, supports capital allocation to sustainable activities, and enhances comparability for investors. The DUFAS position statement, prepared by our SFDR Expert Group, contains several key recommendations, including:
Financiële sector vraagt nieuwe coalitie om duidelijk en betrouwbaar klimaatbeleid
DUFAS response to survey amended ESRS exposure drafts
The Dutch Fund and Asset Management Association (DUFAS) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the EFRAG Survey on the Amended ESRS Exposure Drafts 2025, to which we have submitted our input today. Representing the asset management sector in the Netherlands, our response signals support for EFRAG’s efforts to simplify the European Sustainability Reporting Standards, as well as for important proposals such as in the areas of fair presentation and (reliefs for) anticipated financial effects. However, in our response we also highlight a few areas where we feel the decision usefulness of reporting requirements still needs further improvement.
