Regulatory readiness for the rules that bind from 2027
Revised ESRS bind from FY2027, insurers need Solvency II sustainability risk plans by 30 January 2027, banks need CRD VI prudential transition plans, and SFDR 2.0 is in trilogue. We help you choose your reporting route, build the evidence and data once, and run compliance as a quarterly cycle.
Lighter disclosure does not mean lighter supervision
Omnibus I narrowed the scope and the revised ESRS cut datapoints, but prudential and product rules are tightening at the same time. Institutions face a FY2026 reporting choice before 31 December, overlapping deadlines across CSRD, Solvency II, CRD VI, Pillar 3 and SFDR, and supervisors who already expect the analysis to inform decisions.
One foundation for every regime
We build one evidence base and data architecture that serves ESRS, prudential plans and product disclosure together, so the reports cannot contradict each other and each new rule is an update, not a new project.
How we work
Map
Chart the obligations across jurisdictions and entities: what applies, when, and how regimes overlap.
Gap
Assess current state against obligations, prioritised by supervisory risk, effort and reuse.
Build
One obligations register, a cross-framework data dictionary, controls and disclosure processes.
Run
Every quarter: review regulatory change, update the register and brief your committee.
Typical deliverables
- Double-materiality assessment to assurance standard, refreshed against revised ESRS 1
- Prudential sustainability plans: the Solvency II sustainability risk plan in the ORSA and the CRD VI prudential transition plan
- SFDR 2.0 product test and range strategy for asset managers, aligned with fund-name rules
- Report once, comply many: one data build for financed exposure, underwriting and holding-level data
- Physical and nature risk quantification at asset, collateral and location level for E1 and E4
General information on the regulatory position as of 4 November 2026; not legal advice.
Readiness Review
A gap assessment against the rules that apply to you, with a recommended reporting route and the priority decisions for the next 12 months.
The offer sheet sets out scope, timeline, deliverables, what we need from your team, and the fee.
Where the rules stand, by institution
CSRD Readiness for Banks
CSRD and Solvency II Readiness for Insurers
SFDR 2.0 and CSRD Readiness for Asset Managers
The frameworks behind this work
Climate Risk
Disclosure-ready scenario analysis for ISSB S2, ESRS E1 and TCFD, built so the same analysis can inform pricing, capital and portfolio decisions.
ExploreNature & Biodiversity
TNFD-aligned assessment and disclosure, with priorities for where nature is most likely to become financially material.
ExploreAI in Sustainable Finance
Where AI improves climate and nature analysis, how to deploy it responsibly, and the tools that bring it into daily workflows.
Go to IntelligenceBring your answers to the ten questions
Each briefing ends with ten questions for your risk or sustainability committee. Book a 30-minute scoping call, bring your answers, and we will send you a one-page view of your priority gaps afterwards.