Preparing for CSDDD
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) obliges large companies to identify, mitigate and, where necessary, remedy human rights and environmental impacts in their operations and ‘chain of activities'.
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We pride ourselves on our independent perspective: one that balances local and global, business and society, in a different way. We provide insights into the future of our profession and its role in building a fair and prosperous world. Through our publications, we highlight and share our views on the major changes that will impact the lives and business models of our clients, as well as on the megatrends that will reshape our world.
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) obliges large companies to identify, mitigate and, where necessary, remedy human rights and environmental impacts in their operations and ‘chain of activities'.
Our 2023 Sustainability report outlines our progress in addressing our material, environmental, social and governance matters across our international partnership.
Our benchmarking study, now in its seventh edition since its inception in 2020, analysed the year-end reports of 26 banks across 11 European countries, including Irish banks AIB and Bank of Ireland. This study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Expected Credit Losses (ECL) amidst ongoing economic uncertainty.
With insights from around 800 executives across 30 countries, we uncover the strategic priorities on the C-suite’s agenda and the market trends and transformations expected to impact businesses in the years ahead.
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.
Here you will find our Group annual reports, including our global consolidated financial statements, jointly audited under IFRS by independent auditors.
A focus on Expected Credit Losses in a context of persistent macroeconomic uncertainties
Cyber threats are all around us. Cyber security issues are a consistent hazard to businesses in Ireland. Every day brings new hacks, new data leaks, new embarrassment, and new costs, both financial and commercial. Our cyber security report 2022 lays out how can organisations protect themselves.
What are the lessons learned from the Covid-19 impact on Expected Credit Losses (ECL) of banks in Europe?
23 March 2021: This report is the result of an in-depth survey conducted in Q4 2021, which took the pulse of over 1,000 executives from 39 countries around the world.
With societal expectations increasingly permeating corporate governance, companies need to evolve their business models to embrace lasting value creation that benefits not only the shareholders but also internal and external stakeholders as well as wider society.
Compliance has long been a cornerstone of good business practice. But it can still be viewed as an obligation to be met rather than a driver of value. That’s why we conducted a survey of how business leaders approach global compliance, including where they focus investment, the risks they anticipate and what they expect from ‘good compliance’.
The audit profession faces a decisive moment: market expectations are shifting, technology is empowering auditors and strengthening quality, the case for audit’s evolution is growing and a series of headline corporate failures have raised questions about the quality of service companies can expect.
Businesses understand they need to leverage data to stay competitive and unlock future growth. All over the world, they’re devoting significant executive time and betting big on new technologies to gain a competitive advantage. But do they have the data maturity to reach their objectives?
The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) obliges large companies to identify, mitigate and, where necessary, remedy human rights and environmental impacts in their operations and ‘chain of activities'.
Our benchmarking study, now in its seventh edition since its inception in 2020, analysed the year-end reports of 26 banks across 11 European countries, including Irish banks AIB and Bank of Ireland. This study aims to provide a comprehensive understanding of Expected Credit Losses (ECL) amidst ongoing economic uncertainty.
Angel investors are entitled to a reduced tax rate on the capital gains when the Finance Act 2023 came into effect in December 2023. Here are the main points regarding this new relief that you may be able to take advantage of.
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