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April 5, 2024

What China’s actions tell us about a new era of global corporate reporting

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There is widespread agreement that corporate reporting on sustainability issues is needed to better understand how companies identify and address their impacts on ESG matters (Photo: Prathanchorruangsak/Envato)

The idea only European companies are going to be subject to strict corporate due diligence rules is dangerously misleading

Developments in corporate reporting initiatives in Asia signify more than a fleeting change, they mark a profound transformation in the business environment. However, as the EU proceeds with the implementation of its Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, and the US looks to advance the Securities and Exchange Commission’s climate disclosure rules, there is a perception that the only significant discussions on corporate reporting are taking place within the EU and the US.

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