The regulatory environment for sustainability issues is constantly changing, requiring companies to adapt. Whether it is the reporting requirements based on the Swiss Code of Obligations Art. 964ff, TCFD, CSRD/ESRS, GRI, EU Taxonomy, ORSA or others - being unprepared can put your company's long-term competitiveness at risk.
In such an ever-changing environment, readiness and speed of response are critical. In addition, preparing for future mandatory changes requires significant time, expertise and resources.
Sustainability offers exciting opportunities for organisations. It can improve resilience, create economic value and contribute to a healthy ecosystem and strong community. As more organisations embrace corporate sustainability, they will need to implement higher standards of governance and gain a full understanding of their social and environmental impacts to remain competitive.
Depending on where your organisation is in its sustainability journey, we assemble a team of specialists to focus on your specific needs and deliver solutions that align with your goals. Our tailored approach provides the right experts for the right project.
Our sustainability reporting services and solutions ensure that your business meets sustainability compliance standards, enhances sustainability performance, and undergoes a thorough sustainability assessment.
Below you will find an overview of our support and guidance on key sustainability regulations:
In addition, our sustainability expertise covers other standards such as the Global Reporting Initiative (GRI), the most widely used framework for the preparation of sustainability reporting, and other regulations such as the CSDDD, TNFD, or EUDR as well.
Partnering with us for your sustainability reporting brings dedicated expertise to your organisation and ensures compliance with the latest standards. We streamline the reporting process with your teams, making it more efficient and accurate in a pragmatic way.
Let us help you turn regulatory challenges into opportunities for growth and innovation, providing strategic insights to enhance your sustainability performance and stakeholder engagement.
The EU has introduced regulations such as the European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS) to align sustainability reporting with financial reporting. The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) will require companies to report on the impact of sustainability issues on their business and how their operations affect people and the planet (i.e. the concept of double materiality). The...
The landscape for non-financial and climate-related disclosures is changing in Switzerland. It is therefore of the utmost importance to comply with Swiss reporting requirements, including Art. 964a ff. SCO (Swiss Code of Obligations) and TCFD (Task force on climate-related financial disclosures) guidelines to ensure that your financial disclosures meet the latest Swiss legal standards and climate...
The Classification Regulation is part of the EU Green Deal, the EU's response to current climate and environmental challenges. It creates a consistent framework across the EU for classifying sustainable economic activities and increasingly encourages companies to meet their environmental obligations. However, the road to identifying eligible activities and taking action is still bumpy, and companies...
Sustainability and climate change are the current focus of insurance specific regulation. New requirements include the integration and disclosure of climate risks and opportunities in an insurer's Own Risk and Solvency Assessment (ORSA) report. Climate-related risks and opportunities affect various aspects of an insurer's business, such as underwriting and investment portfolios, and therefore represent...
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