European Business Organization Law Review · 2022 · 55 citations · 51 references
BusinessCorporate GovernanceSustainability ManagementRegulatory GovernanceSustainable DevelopmentSustainable FinanceCorporate SustainabilityCorporate Sustainability DisclosureEuropean GovernanceGovernance FrameworksSustainability Performance MeasurementSustainability ReportingDouble Materiality AnalysisMetricsMulti-stakeholder ProcessesSustainability Performance MetricsSustainable Finance DisclosureSustainable Finance TaxonomySustainable Investment FinanceSustainable Performance Metrics
Abstract This article argues that the regulatory steers in the recent EU Sustainable Disclosure and Taxonomy Regulations rely heavily on the outworking of market-based governance to meet public interest goals in sustainable finance. Hence, additional work in sustainability metrics development that informs the investment sector of sustainable performance in companies would be of key importance. This article argues that there remain gaps in EU leadership for governing metrics development, and suggests that EU-level governance can be designed appropriately, especially in a multi-stakeholder manner, for metrics development and in relation to key information intermediaries in this space.
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Nudge: improving decisions about health, wealth, and happiness
Choice Reviews Online · 2008 · 11.8K citations