CSRD and EU taxonomy

We combine financial and technical expertise to help our clients turn regulatory demands into strategic advantages.

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Driving Value through CSRD Implementation and EU Taxonomy Alignment

The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is fundamentally reshaping how companies report on their sustainability impacts whilst alignment with the EU Taxonomy further enhances a company’s ability to demonstrate sustainable practices and access new financing opportunities.

Our approach goes beyond fulfilling regulatory requirements. We partner with clients to integrate the CSRD into their core operations, ensuring that sustainability reporting becomes a strategic tool. From assessing double materiality to meeting European Sustainability Reporting Standards (ESRS), we provide guidance throughout the full CSRD lifecycle. This enables companies to enhance transparency, strengthen governance, and build resilience in a sustainability-driven market.

Also, we help clients navigate and align with the EU Taxonomy. By identifying eligible activities and achieving alignment, companies can further demonstrate their commitment to sustainability while unlocking financial opportunities.

A Holistic Approach to Sustainability Reporting and Strategy

We believe sustainability reporting should serve as a foundation for broader strategic initiatives. Our team works closely with clients to turn CSRD compliance into a source of actionable insights that inform business strategy, improve risk management, and enhance overall resilience. By integrating both the CSRD and EU Taxonomy into long-term planning, we help companies stay ahead of regulatory changes while positioning themselves for success in a rapidly evolving market.

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