In February 2025, the EU Commission introduced the Omnibus Simplification Package to streamline sustainability regulations. This package includes two proposed Directives: the “Stop-the-clock” Directive, which proposes delaying the CSRD and CSDDD compliance timelines, and a second Directive that suggests substantive changes to both the CSRD and CSDDD. The “Stop-the-clock” Directive is now close to being approved, giving businesses more certainty on the timeline for compliance.
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Julia Digruber
BrowsingJulia Digruber is an associate in the Baker McKenzie Corporate/M&A/ESG Practice Group in Vienna.
Prior to joining the Firm, Julia worked for three years in a renowned independent Austrian law firm in Vienna, where she gathered experience advising national and international clients in all kinds of corporate matters and complex national and international mergers and acquisitions. Since joining the Firm, Julia has acquired in-depth experience on ESG and sustainability matters. She studied law at the University of Vienna and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where she specialized in corporate and securities law.
Prior to joining the Firm, Julia worked for three years in a renowned independent Austrian law firm in Vienna, where she gathered experience advising national and international clients in all kinds of corporate matters and complex national and international mergers and acquisitions. Since joining the Firm, Julia has acquired in-depth experience on ESG and sustainability matters. She studied law at the University of Vienna and the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE), where she specialized in corporate and securities law.