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The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) represents a significant shift in corporate governance, requiring over 50,000 companies to disclose their sustainability practices transparently. This initiative aims to integrate sustainability into the strategic core of businesses, enhancing transparency across the European Union.

As the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) and EU Taxonomy gain momentum, companies are prioritising their ESG reporting strategy. Central to this strategy is the creation of a robust, cross-functional ESG reporting team, essential for seamless compliance and leveraging the report as a strategic tool for enhancing overall sustainability.

Environmental concerns are increasingly pivotal, leading businesses globally to focus on carbon emissions accounting. The CSRD's recent standards mandate more rigorous, transparent carbon accounting practices. ESG FinTech company Greenomy recently delved into carbon accounting's essence and its connection with ESRS requirements. It also highlighted traditional carbon accounting challenges and how companies can align with these new standards.

Greenomy recently went into detail on describing Artemis, its comprehensive AI advisor, which it claims helps revolutionise the compliance journey.

The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive, commonly referred to as CSDDD or CS3D, is Europe's ambitious initiative aimed at instilling sustainable practices within the...

Addressing climate and ESG challenges is about more than just good intentions. As the saying goes, "Hell is paved with good intentions", which holds...

Greenomy is setting a new precedent by partnering with Microsoft to offer ESG Data and RegTech solutions to both corporates and financial services institutions.

As summer begins to gradually wind down, many in the ESG sector are now looking to the developing regulatory trends in the second half of the year.

Greenomy recently took the opportunity to discuss in detail European sustainability reporting standards and its final revisions.

In a recent post by Greenomy, the firm dug deeper into the topic of double materiality and its implications on CSRD reporting.