If you’ve been anywhere near ESG, annual reports, or investor conversations lately, you’ve probably heard the acronym CSRD . Imagine you’re trying to choose between two companies. One waves a flag that says, “we’re sustainable” and points you to a few feel-good highlights. The other gives you a thick report packed with numbers, but the numbers don’t match what anyone else uses, the boundaries are unclear, and you’re left guessing what it all means. For years, that’s been the problem with sustainability reporting: lots of talk, plenty of effort, and not enough consistency. CSRD is the European Union’s way of turning sustainability information from a fuzzy add-on into something more like financial reporting: structured, comparable, and harder to dodge. What is CSRD? CSRD stands for the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive. In plain language, it’s a set of EU rules that requires many companies to publicly explain their sustainability impacts, risks, and actions in a sta...
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