Tag: EU Taxonomy

In the modern business landscape, the distinction between CSR and ESG practices is becoming increasingly significant.

An ESG reporting strategy is paramount in managing the intricacies of frameworks like the CSRD, EU Taxonomy, and SFDR.

In the realm of sustainability reporting, ESG reporting has become a crucial tool for organisations looking to support long-term value creation.

Bloomberg today unveiled a new sustainable investment screening tool available on the Bloomberg Terminal.

Finastra has recently made a significant enhancement to its Trade Innovation technology by integrating AI-powered ESG scoring capabilities, in partnership with CoriolisESG from TradeSun.

Deutsche Bank has unveiled its latest initiative in the realm of sustainable finance with the introduction of an updated Sustainable Finance Framework.

After two years of EU Taxonomy reporting, Greenomy's Sustainability and ESG data experts have embarked on an in-depth review, focusing specifically on the construction and real estate sectors. This first sectoral analysis aims to illuminate the practical application of the EU Taxonomy, guiding companies towards the goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.

Currently, non-listed small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the EU are not required to report on their environmental, social, and governance (ESG) practices under the EU Green Deal directives like CSRD/EU Taxonomy/CSDDD. However, market realities are such that SME stakeholders, including investors, banks, and customers, are already imposing these reporting requirements.

Position Green, an ESG FinTech company, has offered some insight into how firms can spark engagement among portfolio companies during the reporting season. 

As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and EU Taxonomy gain momentum, companies are prioritising their ESG reporting strategy. Central to this strategy is...