Paris, 13 June 2024 –

Lefebvre Sarrut, the European leader in legal and tax knowledge, has published CSRD Essentials. The Definitive Guide to the EU Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, written and coordinated by Gilbert-d’Halluin, EU and Engagement Director at the Global Reporting Initiative, and Pascal Durand, MEP and CSRD Rapporteur. Containing Lefebvre Sarrut insights and infographics, CSRD Essentials is designed to help companies and their advisors (auditors, lawyers, consultants, etc.) understand and implement the directive.

 

For easy access, CSRD Essentials can be downloaded free of charge:

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According to the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) adopted in December 2022, more than 42,500 EU-based companies and several thousand companies outside the European Union (EU) are required to present the ecological and social changes affecting their financial performance, as well as how their businesses are impacting society and the environment. The directive imposes stricter requirements for extra-financial reporting (information disclosure, data collection, etc.), which can seem challenging for some companies.

CSRD Essentials simplifies key aspects of the new directive. A practical resource for political and corporate leaders who are required to report on sustainability performance, this guide includes 11 essential briefs on CSRD in accessible language.

To receive a press copy, please contact

Brice Chauveau: b.chauveau@lefebvre-dalloz.fr

 

To ensure that the CSRD is understood and correctly implemented, Lefebvre Sarrut and its local brands will publish infographics from the CSRD Essentials guide and exclusive interviews with CSRD players. This content will be shared gradually on Lefebvre Sarrut’s LinkedIn account.