Sustainability insights
Please find below our latest sustainability related insights.
Várhatóan az EU Taxonómia jelentéstételi szabályok is egyszerűsödnek
Az Európai Bizottság 2025. július 4-én bemutatta az EU Taxonómia keretrendszer módosítását, melynek célja az EU fenntartható gazdasági tevékenységeire és befektetéseire vonatkozó osztályozási rendszer egyszerűsítése. A módosítások várhatóan csökkenteni fogják a vállalatokra nehezedő adminisztratív terheket, miközben megőrzik a keretrendszer kulcs célkitűzéseit.
Parliament postpones sustainability reporting. ESG data provision to shrink
Recently, the Parliament adopted in 2 steps the amendments to the sustainability and ESG laws. As is known, significant changes have been made to various EU and national sustainability-related laws, mainly to increase business competitiveness, reduce red tape for businesses and protect SMEs.
Sustainable, smart, and synchronised: using technology to accelerate the ESG transition in the consumer sector
Mature markets are experiencing a shift in consumer demand patterns as consumers move away from traditional products and services towards those consistent with environmental, social, and governance goals. Our study ‘Sustainable, smart, and synchronised’ explains how consumer companies can harness ESG and digital transformation to thrive in this changing environment.
Sustainability practices stocktake: how banks and insurers have progressed
Financial institutions have a leading role to play in shaping our sustainable future, and a strong need to reboot and shift to a more responsible finance model. As a core component of the economy, they bear the responsibility of upholding rigour and resilience in their risk management. With time running out to achieve a move towards nature-positive outcomes, what sustainability progress have banks and insurers made?
How advanced are you on your sustainability journey?
As environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues rise in global importance and increasingly dominate the business narrative, the Mazars report ESG: Where are you on the journey? sets out choices and pathways for companies of all sizes and sectors as they look to embark on the transition to a more sustainable business model.
COP27 insights: joining the global effort to build a better future
Climate change is no longer a minority belief, it is a global priority for every one of us. Increasing concerns for the state of the planet and life as we know it has led to a fundamental shift in behaviors in both individuals and organisations, with sustainability now front and centre of the international agenda.
Major changes brought about by the new ESG Act coming into force on 1 January 2024
On 12 December 2023, the Hungarian Parliament adopted the ESG Act, which will bring significant changes for many large companies, SME’s listed on the stock exchange, and even their direct suppliers. In addition to setting out the obligations of companies, the new legislation also lays down the framework and conditions for the complex operation of the ESG system. In this newsletter, we summarise the most important provisions for stakeholders.
Navigating sustainable real estate: the ongoing ESG transformation
The real estate sector faces increasing demands to significantly change its modus operandi and decarbonise. It has become a priority to drive the sector towards a more positive transformation, which strives to better respond to the ESG criteria. How effective has this transition been so far?
C-suite barometer 2023: ESG insights
With sustainability rising to the top of the C-suite agenda for planned investment, our C-suite ESG insights reports explore the current sustainability trends, priorities and challenges for businesses.
Impact of the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) on non-EU groups and their EU subsidiaries
The European Union’s (EU) Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) includes an extra-territoriality principle that widens the population of companies subject to sustainability reporting to those outside the EU. The objective is to maintain a level playing field for all economic players operating in the European market.
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