Start-ups rush to ESG reporting

By 2024, some 50,000 European companies should be covered by the future CSRD (Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive), which will revolutionize extra-financial reporting. This pan-European market includes not only companies, but also financial institutions, which are subject to the SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation).

This has led to a proliferation of extra-financial compliance software. As part of an article for Les Echos, Grégoire Hug spoke with Camille Wong:

"ESG is useless if it's just a way of ticking boxes. It has to be useful, helping to transform the company and improve practices."

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