At the la­test since the in­tro­duc­tion of the ex­pan­ded re­qui­re­ments for re­por­ting, cor­po­rate go­ver­nance and au­diting at EU le­vel, as well as the Supply Chain Sour­cing Ob­li­ga­ti­ons Act, sus­tai­nable ac­tion alone is no lon­ger enough. Me­dium-si­zed com­pa­nies should also dis­close their busi­ness stra­tegy for achie­ving sus­tai­na­bi­lity goals. For glo­bally ac­tive com­pa­nies, it is also im­port­ant to take re­gu­latory re­qui­re­ments at the glo­bal le­vel into ac­count.

We see ho­listic re­por­ting as an ad­ded va­lue for com­pa­nies and their sta­ke­hol­ders and ac­com­pany them th­rough the many new chal­len­ges, es­pe­cially in the areas of cli­mate pro­tec­tion and the pre­pa­ra­tion of cli­mate ba­lance sheets and cli­mate stra­te­gies, com­pli­ance with hu­man rights in the supply chain, non-fi­nan­cial re­por­ting as well as the ef­fects on cor­po­rate go­ver­nance. In doing so, we al­ways con­sider sus­tai­nable cor­po­rate go­ver­nance from an in­ter­di­sci­pli­nary per­spec­tive and, if ne­cessary, in­volve our ex­perts from the fields of le­gal ad­vice, tax ad­vice and ma­nage­ment con­sul­tancy.