ESG Study: Companies & ESG - Transformation Or Just Reporting?

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Hengeler Mueller originated in 1990 from a merger of two law firms: Hengeler Kurth Wirtz in Düsseldorf and Mueller Weitzel Weisner in Frankfurt. Our Düsseldorf office dates back over a century, while the Frankfurt firm was founded in 1947. Immediately after the merger we opened in Berlin, later followed by offices in Brussels, London and Munich.
As part of the Green Deal, the European Union has decided to propel the sustainable transformation of its Member States forward...
Germany Corporate/Commercial Law
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As part of the Green Deal, the European Union has decided to propel the sustainable transformation of its Member States forward and to make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. The aim of the EU‘s sustainable finance framework is to channel private investment into transitioning the bloc‘s economy to a resource-efficient and climate-resilient one.

Our latest study ‘Companies & ESG - Transformation or just reporting?', which we published jointly with Deutsches Aktieninstitut, provides an insight into the challenges faced by listed companies when implementing the new requirements. It builds on our previous joint study ‘Companies in the Transformation Process' and looks at the implementation and evaluation of regulation in addition to questions on fundamental attitudes, motivation and the transformation process.

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