The Taxonomy is a relatively new EU regulation aimed at directing private finance towards sustainable activities. It brings a common classification and definition system of economic activities that are considered sustainable from the point of view of the EU with regard to the set objectives of the EU. Last but not least, it also brings disclosure obligations for companies and groups operating in the EU.
The implementation of taxonomic reporting is a complex discipline that requires a perfect knowledge of regulations and related European legislation.
Topics covered during the training:
- Identification of eligible activities
- Analysis of technical screening criteria
- Evaluation of compliance with minimum safeguards in the field of human rights
- Method of creation and calculation of mandatory KPIs for non-financial institutions
- Form of Taxonomy report
Our tutors
Matěj Schánilec
Matěj is a manager in the Capital Markets, Accounting Advisory and Structuring (CMAAS) department at PwC. He has more than 8 years of experience in managing financial and non-financial projects for clients, especially with regard to optimizing and modernizing reporting processes or introducing new reporting frameworks within companies. He is a PwC reporting specialist according to EU Taxonomy. Matěj has experience in preparing Taxonomy reports and is a member of the PwC Taxonomy working group at the regional level. In addition to taxonomy, Matěj also participates in reporting projects according to GRI, TCFD, or planned CSRD. He is a member of the Corporate Reporting Services – Sustainability Reporting Expert Group team within the PwC with focus on EU Taxonomy.
Duration:
6 hours
Format:
Live online
Language:
English
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