FinanceDublin.com - A change in emphasis on the ESG front seems imminent in the EU, and possibly also the US

The coming months and years will see major developments in Irish and EU financial services regulation. With regulators seeking to keep pace with shifts in politics influencing the direction and pace of change. ESG, crypto, governance and culture feature in this assessment of the implications of this ‘year of elections’ by Arthur Cox’s Head of ESG, Sarah Thompson, and colleagues Austin Conlon and Dara Neylon Marques.

2024 has been dubbed the year of elections; a year in which around half of the world’s population will go to the polls. In Europe, the results of national and European Parliament elections are set to recalibrate policy priorities for the coming years.

The financial regulatory policy agenda in Ireland is made up of many and varied initiatives covering every corner of Ireland’s financial services industry. As a policy level, three key areas of change relate to:
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