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European CSRD Directive: applies to companies from 31/12/2024
The aim is to improve the transparency and quality of information provided by businesses on sustainability issues.


The SFDR and the challenges of financial services transparency
H διαφάνεια που επιβάλλει ο Κανονισμός SFDR βοηθά τους επενδυτές να λαμβάνουν ενημερωμένες αποφάσεις και προωθεί επενδύσεις σε βιώσιμα έργα.


Recognition and Participation of Interested Parties: Key to a successful ESG sustainability report
Each stakeholder group plays a critical role in designing and driving forward a company's ESG strategies.


Double materiality- The future of corporate sustainability research
Double materiality analysis focuses on the long-term sustainability of a business through its own operations and strategy.


The need for disclosure of Scope 3 emissions
For Scope 3 emissions to be reliably measured and reported, collaboration with all partners in the value chain is required.

So for whom is ESG mandatory?
So which businesses are obliged to conform with ESG ? All small or large companies that participate in the supply chain or need bank loans.


ESG SCORING: It takes reliable data and common methodologies
ESG scoring is a tool that investors use to evaluate, compare and decide which companies to invest in. But is it always accurate?

Why is now the time to invest in an ESG system?
EU Banks, will ask for clear commitments concerning ESG from businesses in order to finance them.


The two dimensions of ESG
ESG data are indicators for assessing both risks and opportunities for companies and are a useful tool in the hands of the stakeholders.


The Greenwashing trap in ESG data
The practice of monitoring and publishing ESG indicators promises transparency and most often demonstrates the efforts of companies and...


The Need for Reporting and Disclosure of Data on Environment and Climate
Nowadays, there is an increasing interest at a society level in the issues of the Environment and Climate Change and the role that...
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