One view of the rules that apply to you
Omnibus I narrowed CSRD, SFDR is being rebuilt around product categories, FINMA’s circular is phasing in and EU banks now prepare prudential transition plans. Map what applies, score your gaps by supervisory risk and reuse, and check whether you build once or pay several times, in about 10 minutes.
Three phases, twenty questions
Screen which frameworks apply, score eight obligation clusters, and check the build-once architecture.
Your starting position, instantly
The frameworks in scope, your gap score per cluster, and the priority move.
Recommendations by email
Your obligations map with status and dates, gaps ranked by supervisory risk and reuse, actions for every gap, an annual operating calendar and a recommended starting point.
Which best describes your institution?
Answer for one legal entity. Run it again for other entities: the differences between them are part of the map.
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Which rules apply to you?
Answer for the legal entity you are assessing. “Not sure” is a finding in itself: it goes on the list to confirm.
Does the entity (or its EU parent) exceed the post-Omnibus CSRD thresholds, or will it in financial year 2027?
Does it manufacture or distribute financial products in the EU?
Is it a FINMA-supervised bank or insurer?
Is it an EU credit institution within the EBA guidelines?
Do investors or lenders expect ISSB-aligned reporting where it is not yet mandatory?
Can every entity in scope rely on group reporting?
Where does each obligation cluster stand?
One row per obligation cluster. Reuse is the multiplier: a cluster solved once should score 3 everywhere it applies.
Obligations register: one view of what applies, by entity and dateServes: CSRD / ESRS, SFDR 2.0, EU Taxonomy, FINMA Circular 2026/1, EBA ESG risk guidelines, Pillar 3 ESG, IFRS S1/S2
Double materiality assessmentServes: CSRD / ESRS, IFRS S1/S2, FINMA Circular 2026/1
Climate and nature risk in risk managementServes: FINMA Circular 2026/1, EBA ESG risk guidelines, IFRS S1/S2
Scenario analysisServes: FINMA Circular 2026/1, EBA ESG risk guidelines, IFRS S1/S2, CSRD / ESRS
Transition plansServes: EBA ESG risk guidelines, CSRD / ESRS, IFRS S1/S2
Financed emissions and taxonomy KPIsServes: Pillar 3 ESG, EU Taxonomy, CSRD / ESRS, SFDR 2.0
Product categorisation and disclosureServes: SFDR 2.0
Disclosure controls and assurance readinessServes: CSRD / ESRS, Pillar 3 ESG, IFRS S1/S2
Is the build-once architecture in place?
Build means designing the target operating model. Implementation in IT systems is carried out by your teams or technology partners against that design.
A single data dictionary: each datapoint defined once and mapped to every framework that uses it.
One materiality process feeds CSRD, ISSB and risk management.
Financed-emissions and taxonomy calculations are owned by a named function with a documented methodology.
Disclosure controls are integrated with financial reporting controls.
There is a regulatory-change intake: who scans, who assesses impact, who decides.
Board reporting is drawn from the same analysis as external disclosure.
Download your results and recommendations
- Your obligations map: every framework in scope with status, scope and core obligations
- Your gaps ranked by supervisory risk and reuse, each with an action
- The build-once checklist and an annual operating calendar
- What applies to your institution type, and a recommended starting point
Thank you. We have your results and will email your report, with a link to pay, within one working day.
Review your results with a senior practitioner
A 30-minute call to compare your results with supervisory expectations. We will tell you which starting point fits, or whether you need outside support at all.
Book a callWhat the Sustainable Finance Regulatory Mapper adds to the standards you already follow
- The regulations themselves (CSRD and ESRS after Omnibus I, SFDR 2.0, the EU Taxonomy, FINMA Circular 2026/1, the EBA guidelines, Pillar 3 ESG, IFRS S1/S2) define obligations, scope and timing; the mapper adds one register across jurisdictions and entities.
- Supervisory practice at FINMA, the ECB and the EBA shows how compliance is examined; the mapper scores gaps by supervisory risk and reuse, not by framework.
- Disclosure standards (IFRS S1/S2, ESRS) define datapoints; the build-once checklist adds a single data dictionary mapped to every consuming framework.
Edition November 2026. Self-assessed results are general guidance, not regulatory, legal or investment advice. Regulatory references reflect the status known to Artamis in November 2026; confirm current requirements for your jurisdiction and entities. References reflect the status known to Artamis in November 2026. SFDR 2.0 is still being negotiated and national transposition of Omnibus I continues; confirm thresholds and dates for your entities. Artamis provides regulatory interpretation for planning, not legal opinions, and does not provide assurance.
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Bring your results, or your questions, to a 30-minute conversation. We will tell you where to start.