From confusion to clarity
Amid the plethora of ESG-related reporting businesses have to adhere to, the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) doesn’t receive as much attention as the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR).
But complying with the regulation is a must for companies, including PE-backed portcos.
To comply, a "double materiality" assessment is required, which serves as the foundation for compliance, defining the precise reporting standards, disclosures and data points essential for inclusion in an organisation's sustainability reporting, as well as those that may be justifiably omitted.
While the CSRD offers some guidance, the responsibility for determining materiality ultimately rests with the organisation itself. This can result in uncertainty surrounding the effective execution of a double materiality assessment.
In this exclusive webinar, Real Deals delves into the intricacies of conducting a thorough double materiality assessment.
The panel includes:
- Andrea Siaw, ESG executive, Hg
- Gert-Jan van de Poll, senior associate ESG, sustainability and strategy, Holtara
- Aurora Bardoneschi, director – ESG and sustainability, risk advisory services, BDO
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Xhulio Ismalaj
Reporter
xhulio.ismalaj@realdealsmedia.com