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Sustainability Reporting (CSRD): bureaucratic monster or transparency guarantor?

On Tuesday, the EU Parliament’s Legal Affairs Committee adopted the report on the “Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive” (CSRD). It aims to make it easier for the public and investors to access reliable information about a company’s impact on people and the planet.
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Lukas Scheid
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CSRD is about risk minimization and environmental as well as social responsibility. To date, reporting requirements on non-financial aspects of companies lack structure and comparability. This makes it difficult for investors, policymakers, and consumers to assess the environmental and social impacts of companies.

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