The EU's CSRD reporting requirements: What businesses need to know

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The European Commission has released 52 pages of FAQs about how to comply with the EU's new corporate disclosure mandates

Executives around the world are scrambling to comply with the European Union's Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD): mandated disclosures are due in 2025 based on the 2024 financial year....

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