Sustainability
For companies to succeed in the 21st century, sustainability and social responsibility must be at the heart of their business model.
Sustainable finance: Why should financial institutions place ESG at the centre of their business
There is increasing recognition that climate change and other ESG risks jeopardise the world’s economy and financial systems.
Financial institutions need to find the right balance between managing these risks and seizing the opportunities generated by the transition to a more sustainable world. They have a key role to play in the reorientation of capital flows, the mitigation of risks and the financing of innovation to facilitate the energy transition and the long-term adaptation.
At Mazars, we are committed to helping our clients in the public and private sectors implement the changes necessary to meet their sustainable development goals. We support financial institutions in navigating the complex risks and making the most of opportunities emerging from the transition to a sustainable future.
How is ESG perceived by companies in Slovakia?
How do large companies operating in Slovakia cope with the opportunities and questions that the topic of ESG offers? We reveal the answers in a Mazars study with company leaders and executives, carried out in cooperation with the research agency Ipsos Slovakia.
Focus on: The European Taxonomy
The Taxonomy regulation was adopted in June 2020 by the European Union and is a key element of the European plan to finance sustainable growth. Download Mazars Taxonomy brochure and learn more about the objectives of the new legislation.
A practical guide on sustainability
With societal expectations increasingly permeating corporate governance, companies need to evolve their business models to embrace lasting value creation that benefits not only the shareholders, but also internal and external stakeholders as well as wider society.
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive
In April 2021, the European Commission adopted the draft Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, or CSRD, which significantly strengthens the current sustainability reporting requirements of the Non-Financial Reporting Directive (NFRD) and expands the scope of companies concerned.
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Martin Dolinský Manager, Sustainability Bratislava
