Webinar replay: EU sustainability – get a good grip on the new expectations & embrace the changes ahead

We explored how to get a good grip on the new EU sustainability regulatory expectations and how to make the best of the opportunity for change that they also bring forward. Feel free to fill a short form below and watch the replay.

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With political negotiations on the CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, replacing the current NFRD – Non Financial Reporting Directive) coming to a much awaited conclusion end of June, all three masterpieces of the EU Sustainability chessboard are now in place.

Together, the SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation), the Taxonomy and the CSRD aim not just to enhance transparency over corporate and financial institutions' sustainable journey but – more profoundly and importantly – to boost awareness on their exposure to sustainability related risks, impacts and opportunities, and to encourage transformative action taking toward a much needed and urgent sustainable transition.

Not all are equally prepared – and challenged – by the new regulatory expectations. Still, everyone in scope (directly or through the inevitable rippling effect) faces several common challenges that include access to data and knowledge building in record times, just to name two obvious ones.

Even if implementation timelines vary according to entity size, time to shift and get ready can be very short. Early preparation will be key to success. Watch the replay and discover more.

Agenda

How to get a good grip on the new expectations set by EU Taxonomy, SFDR and CSRD?
What can companies & leaderships do to make the best of the opportunity for change that these regulatories bring forward?
Presentation of the study focusing on how is ESG perceived by the Slovak companies

Speakers

Maud Gaudry, Global Co-Head of Sustainability at Mazars and former lead project manager for the EFRAG Project Task Force on European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS)
Jana Ružická, Sustainability Director at Mazars in Slovakia

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