On 26 February 2025, the European Commission (Commission) published the so-called “EU Omnibus Package” (Proposal). The Proposal aims to reduce the administrative burden for businesses operating in the EU by easing compliance requirements under several key EU environmental, social, and governance (ESG) laws, including the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CS3D). The Proposal must be read against the background of the “Draghi report” on European competitiveness published last year, which urged to reduce the administrative and regulatory burden within the EU, and the Commission’s target to reduce such burden by 25% overall and by at least 35% for SMEs. This GT Alert provides an overview of the most important proposed changes to these regulations.

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Photo of Samuel Garcia Nelen Samuel Garcia Nelen

Samuel is a Shareholder in the firm’s corporate law practice. Samuel advises corporates, financial institutions and private capital players on virtually all aspects of M&A and corporate law, with a special focus on public M&A and ECM transactions. He also advises on corporate…

Samuel is a Shareholder in the firm’s corporate law practice. Samuel advises corporates, financial institutions and private capital players on virtually all aspects of M&A and corporate law, with a special focus on public M&A and ECM transactions. He also advises on corporate governance, stock listing rules and ESG. Samuel has over a decade of experience on the full range of corporate transactions, including domestic and international mergers, acquisitions and disposals, public offers, controlled auctions, cross-border mergers, dual track processes, IPOs, private placements, accelerated bookbuild offerings, rights issues and SPAC transactions.

In addition, Samuel is an Assistant Professor at Erasmus School of Law and publishes articles and books on various subjects related to his work. He is a member of the team of permanent contributors of a Dutch corporate law journal (Tijdschrift Ondernemingsrecht) and editorial board member of another corporate law journal (Maandblad voor Ondernemingsrecht). In 2020, he completed a Ph.D. by publishing his book on The Listed Company, Corporate Governance and Strategy.

Photo of Joahnn-Frederik Schuldt Joahnn-Frederik Schuldt

Dr. Johann-Frederik Schuldt ist Partner/Shareholder in der Praxisgruppe öffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht und Co-Chair der deutschen ESG Praxisgruppe. Er entwickelt praktikable Lösungen in komplexen Fällen, die wirtschaftliches Verständnis, fundierte Kenntnisse des Regulierungsrechts und Erfahrung in politischen und institutionellen Fragen erfordern. Zu seinen Mandanten gehören private…

Dr. Johann-Frederik Schuldt ist Partner/Shareholder in der Praxisgruppe öffentliches Wirtschaftsrecht und Co-Chair der deutschen ESG Praxisgruppe. Er entwickelt praktikable Lösungen in komplexen Fällen, die wirtschaftliches Verständnis, fundierte Kenntnisse des Regulierungsrechts und Erfahrung in politischen und institutionellen Fragen erfordern. Zu seinen Mandanten gehören private und öffentliche Unternehmen, Verbände sowie nationale und internationale Regierungen.