Compliance
ESG Reporting: CSRD, NFRD, EU Taxonomy and EINF
Empowering your decisions: ESG analysis and reporting to create sustainable value in compliance
Environmental, social and governance (ESG) analysis and reporting is essential for corporate compliance to gain valuable insights and generate long-term value for all parties involved.
These reports can not only significantly influence a company's financial metrics, but also provide a more accurate view for investment decision making.
Reduces financial and legal risks:
Identifies and addresses environmental, social and governance risks and mitigates potential financial and legal risks, such as regulatory fines, liability claims or loss of licenses.
Operational efficiency:
Reduce costs associated with resource consumption, waste management, energy efficiency and supply chain optimization.
Access to capital and investment:
Improve your company's image to investors and expand your financing options, expand opportunities such as impact investments, green bond issuance and access to ethical funds.
Get ready for CSRD: Europe's new corporate sustainability regulation
The Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is the latest European regulation that replaces Directive 2014/95/EU, making it mandatory to present sustainability information for compliance already relating to 2024 for companies in the European Union.
Strengthen your business reputation:
Increases stakeholder confidence and improves sustainability performance.
Regulatory compliance:
Complies with CSRD reporting requirements and avoids potential sanctions and legal risks.
Improved transparency:
Promotes transparency and accountability by providing clear, accurate and verifiable information about your company's sustainable performance, strengthening stakeholder confidence.
Competitive differentiation:
Position your company as a leader in sustainability and corporate responsibility and generate new business opportunities.
A Commitment to Corporate Transparency: The NFRD Directive and Non-Financial Disclosures
The objective is to provide consistent information on environmental and social impact, as well as sustainability risk management. This review is essential to ensure that all parties involved in the market comply with their sustainability responsibilities.
Automated report generation:
In accordance with the requirements established by the NFRD, simplifying the process of gathering, analyzing and disclosing non-financial information.
Monitoring of KPIs:
Monitoring and measurement of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to sustainability, facilitating the evaluation of the company's progress towards its objectives and commitments in this area.
Report customization:
According to the specific needs of your company, it allows you to adapt the format, structure and content according to your preferences.
EU Taxonomy
The European Union taxonomy is a classification system that identifies sustainable economic activities, addressing environmental aspects such as adaptation to climate change.
Taxonomy analysis:
Analysis and understanding of the criteria and requirements established by the EU Taxonomy, enabling companies to assess their alignment with the defined sustainability standards.
Impact assessment:
Evaluation of the impact of business activities and identifies areas for improvement and opportunities aligned with established sustainability objectives.
Progress tracking:
Continuously track your progress towards alignment with the sustainability standards set by the Taxonomy, allowing you to identify areas for improvement, adjust strategies and take action to move towards greater sustainability.
Activity mapping:
Identifies sustainable investment opportunities and reports relevant information by mapping business activities to the sectors and economic activities defined in the EU Taxonomy.
Discover the Statement of Non-Financial Information (NFI)
Communicates corporate performance in environmental, social and governance aspects.
The Statement of Non-Financial Information (SNFI) is a vital report that companies use to communicate their performance and strategies in areas beyond financials, addressing aspects such as environmental, social and corporate governance.
Data integration:
Capture of data from multiple sources to ensure completeness and accuracy of reported information, including data related to environmental, social and governance (ESG) aspects.
Data security:
Security and confidentiality of sensitive data through robust protection measures such as data encryption, restricted access and regular security audits.
Follow-up of sustainability indicators:
It facilitates the monitoring and measurement of key performance indicators (KPIs) related to sustainability, such as carbon emissions, natural resource consumption, workforce mix, among others.
