ESRS Simplified: Breaking Down Recent Revisions

EFRAG’s July 31 revisions to the ESRS dramatically cut disclosure requirements — join our webinar to understand what changed, what remains unclear, and how to prepare for 2025 and 2026 CSRD reporting.

Webinar Description

On July 31, EFRAG released revised ESRS exposure drafts, slashing mandatory datapoints by 57% and total disclosures by 68% — a shift that will directly impact companies preparing 2025 and 2026 CSRD reports. In this webinar, we’ll break down the most important changes, explore what’s been clarified (and what’s still vague), and share practical recommendations to help reporting teams adapt their systems, templates, and timelines before the final guidance drops. Whether you’re in the middle of your first CSRD cycle or planning ahead, this session will give you the clarity you need to navigate the evolving ESRS landscape with confidence.

What you'll learn

Understand the biggest changes in the revised ESRS — including a 57% cut in mandatory datapoints.
Learn why the updates matter for 2025 vs. 2026 CSRD reporters.
Get clarity on what’s simplified, what’s still vague, and where challenges remain.
See how the revisions affect data systems, traceability, and internal workflows.
Take away concrete next steps to adjust templates, platforms, and timelines ahead of final guidance.

Our Speakers

Vittorio Allegri

Senior Director, EU Public Policy & Regulatory Affairs

Vittorio Allegri is a seasoned expert in EU Public Policy and Regulatory Affairs, with extensive experience spanning financial services and key policy initiatives. Currently serving as Senior Director at FTI Consulting, Vittorio leads strategic efforts to help clients navigate complex regulatory landscapes, leveraging his deep expertise to drive impactful solutions.

Before joining FTI Consulting, Vittorio held pivotal roles at PwC, where he spent four years shaping EU Public Policy strategies, and at the European Mortgage Federation – European Covered Bond Council, where he advised on critical policy issues. With a career rooted in sustainability and a track record of guiding organizations through evolving regulatory frameworks, Vittorio remains at the forefront of shaping policies that influence financial services and beyond.

Amy Ryu

Head of Product

Amy Ryu is a mechanical engineer by training and leads product development at Tracera, an AI-powered platform for sustainability data. Her career spans product management at Apple, scaling customer growth and data engineering at a unicorn startup, and consulting in digital analytics. She holds a Bachelor’s in Mechanical Engineering and a Master’s in Business Administration and Computer & Information Technology from the University of Pennsylvania, combining technical expertise with strategic vision.

At Tracera, Amy and her team empower businesses to navigate sustainability challenges with data-driven solutions, ensuring compliance with CSRD regulations and supporting customers in reporting and assurance for Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions. She is also exploring new product offerings, including SBTi, CBAM, and LCA, to further drive sustainability impact.