A first look at companies’ EU Taxonomy reporting
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Sustainable finance A first look at companies’ EU Taxonomy reporting 03-05-2022 As a first step in the implementation of the EU Taxonomy, companies covered by the Non-Financial Reporting Directive are required to report on eligibility for the first two EU environmental objectives
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