Non Financial Reporting Directive - EU Directive 95/2014
Discover the evolution of EU sustainability reporting from the NFRD to the CSRD. Explore key requirements, challenges, and the future of non-financial disclosure in Europe
Sustainability: The Legislative Framework
Policymakers in Europe, the United States, and Asia have embraced policies aimed at providing more transparency in environmental performance.
In this context, it will be crucial for anyone doing business to adapt their strategies to the new directives, outlining goals for future sustainability, and turning them into an opportunity to differentiate and improve the appeal to clients, stakeholders, and investors.
Read below our articles on The Legislative Framework and stay up to date with the new regulation changes.
What is SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation) and its implications for firms and businesses
The scope of European Union legislation, in the field of accelerating and harmonizing rules on sustainable finance, has expanded considerably in the past few years and is gradually broadening.
Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD): new guidelines for sustainability reporting
The state of the art of European legislation aimed at defining the legislative framework for sustainable investment is certainly the most advanced and defined in the global landscape at present.
Green asset Ratio (GAR)
In the new framework defined by the European Taxonomy, with regard to the rules and objectives for classifying business activities that are considered environmentally, socially, and governance sustainable, a prominent point much discussed at the moment, especially in the financial world, is covered by Article 8 of the Taxonomy.