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ESRS: Back to Ball & Brown (1968)?
Thorsten Sellhorn on the interest in understanding whether the hundreds of widely contested ESRS data points are actually useful to stakeholders. A thought piece towards empirical analyses and evidence-based decisions.
Read articleWhich datapoints are cut in the ESRS revision? – New SRN ESRS revised granular datapoint list available!
Daniel Hamburger, Katharina Hombach, Inga Elise Meringdal, Maximilian A. Müller and Victor Wagner provide a quick and transparent overview of EFRAG’s recent changes to the first set of ESRS, broken down to individual datapoints.
Read articleAssessing Corporate Sustainability with Large Language Models: Evidence in Europe
Kerstin Forster, Lucas Keil, Victor Wagner, Maximilian A. Müller, Thorsten Sellhorn and Stefan Feuerriegel developed a machine learning framework to track ESG indicators of the European largest listed companies. Results show narrowing disclosure gaps, mixed environmental progress, stagnant social metrics and rising scope 2 emissions driven by increased reporting.
Read articleLaunch of the SRN Academy
We launched the SRN Academy, your new one-stop shop for sustainability-related education materials.
Read articleTargeting transparency: early evidence on mandatory adoption of European sustainability reporting standards
Charlotte-Louisa Donau, Katharina Hombach, Inga Elise Meringdal, Maximilian A. Müller, Thorsten Sellhorn, and Victor Wagner analyse ESRS' impact on transparency by examining ~1,000 EU firms vs global peers, using granular data and a pre-committed design to advance research.
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The Sustainability Reporting Navigator contributes to the TRR 266 Accounting for Transparency and receives part of its funding from it. The TRR 266 Accounting for Transparency is a trans-regional Collaborative Research Center funded by the German Research Foundation (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft - DFG). The team of more than 100 dedicated researchers examines how accounting and taxation affect firm and regulatory transparency and how regulation and transparency impact our economy and society. The researchers intend to help develop effective regulation for firm transparency and a transparent tax system.
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