ESG Exchange CEE - join the conversation

In our third episode, Agnieszka Skorupińska (CEE/Poland), Ana Radnev (CEE/Romania), Eszter Török (Hungary) and Marciń Krzemien (Poland) discuss ESG considerations and recent regulatory developments in the finance sector, including:

• ESG from a finance transactional perspective and the main types of sustainable loans
• Market education on ESG topics
• Moving from voluntary to mandatory compliance, key existing and upcoming ESG related legislation
• Financial market’s response to greenwashing
• The rise of new ‘’green’’ products and opportunities across CEE

In our second episode, Agnieszka Skorupińska (CEE/Poland), Veronika Kovács (Hungary), Laura Grigore (Romania) and Martin Wodraschke (CEE/Hungary) explore why ESG really matters to supply chains, focusing on some important questions, like:

• Do the regulations take the supply chain into account?
• What risks and consequences do companies face if their suppliers are not ESG compliant?
• How does a company's environmental footprint compare to the footprint of its suppliers?
• How are Western European companies looking at environmental matters in the supply chain?
• What is GRI and why is it important?

In our first episode, Agnieszka Skorupinska (CEE/Poland), Rachel Lowe (United Kingdom) and Diana Rotaru (Romania) explore initial considerations in the ESG (environmental, social and governance) space and jointly discuss some of the topical issues.

They answer these important questions: 

• What is ESG and taxonomy?
• What does taxonomy reporting, which came into force in January this year, mean for CEE?
• What are the remaining reporting obligations and what further developments are expected in the EU?
• How are companies adapting to these reporting trends in general and particularly in the CEE region?

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