ESG & Co. reads regulators, news and research feeds every 6 hours. It pulls out what changed and gives each of your offices a verdict, so analysts start with the rules that matter. The same feed tracks which startups are gaining momentum and which research fields are growing.
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EU agrees to narrow CSRD scope to companies above 1,000 employees
News - CSRDEffective 1 Jan 2027
CSRD will apply only to larger EU companies after the simplification package.
Frankfurt, review: threshold 1,000 employees; office has 150. Check group-level thresholds.
For compliance analysts with offices in several countries
New rules, guidance, consultations and enforcement from the SEC, Federal Register, FCA, ESMA and topic news on CSRD, SFDR, ISSB and CSDDD.
Each item lists its jurisdictions, instrument, thresholds and effective date, with a verdict for every office: likely applies, review, or not applicable.
For private-equity analysts
Funding rounds from startup news and private offerings filed with the SEC (Form D), merged per company even when names are spelled differently.
A momentum score over 90 days, with disclosed amounts, investors and a timeline for each company.
For analysts and researchers
New arXiv papers tagged by topic, such as LLM agents, batteries, quantum computing and carbon capture.
Weekly volume and 30-day growth show whether a field is heating up or cooling, and give researchers evidence their area is in demand.
Every 6 hours, a pipeline reads free public RSS and Atom feeds from regulators, news sites, SEC EDGAR and arXiv. Only a short snippet is kept; every item links to its source.
A language model reads news items for jurisdiction, instrument, thresholds, funding round and amount. SEC filings and arXiv papers are parsed by fixed rules.
Each regulatory change is checked against every office's country, EU membership, listing and headcount. Analysts can correct a verdict, and their corrections are saved.
The overview shows the last 7 days across all three monitors: new regulatory changes per office, the companies with the most momentum, and the fastest-growing research topic.