Guide to Green Taxonomies and EU Taxonomy Reporting Tutorial

Guide to Green Taxonomies and EU Taxonomy Reporting Tutorial, available at $29.99, has an average rating of 4.48, with 27 lectures, based on 116 reviews, and has 472 subscribers.

You will learn about Learn about the purpose of green taxonomies and the latest global developments Understand how the EU taxonomy fits within EU sustainability regulations Discover the challenges and benefits of compliance with EU Taxonomy Regulation Discover the impact of EU Taxonomy on non-EU companies Learn how to calculate EU taxonomy KPIs and fill in reporting templates for non-financial corporations and financial institutions This course is ideal for individuals who are Financial and ESG Professionals involved in preparation of the EU Taxonomy reports or Financial analysts and other financial services professionals who work with green taxonomies for their financial analysis and investment strategy or Corporate Executives, including leaders and sustainability officers aiming to integrate green taxonomies into business strategy and reporting or Management consultants and software providers who guide companies on compliance and sustainability strategies or Policy Makers and Regulators who are developing taxonomies for their countries or regions or working on the alignment of taxonomies or Individuals seeking employment in sustainability/ESG reporting or Anyone interested in sustainable and green finance, sustainable development, ESG regulations, and EU developments in green transition It is particularly useful for Financial and ESG Professionals involved in preparation of the EU Taxonomy reports or Financial analysts and other financial services professionals who work with green taxonomies for their financial analysis and investment strategy or Corporate Executives, including leaders and sustainability officers aiming to integrate green taxonomies into business strategy and reporting or Management consultants and software providers who guide companies on compliance and sustainability strategies or Policy Makers and Regulators who are developing taxonomies for their countries or regions or working on the alignment of taxonomies or Individuals seeking employment in sustainability/ESG reporting or Anyone interested in sustainable and green finance, sustainable development, ESG regulations, and EU developments in green transition.

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Title: Guide to Green Taxonomies and EU Taxonomy Reporting Tutorial

Price: $29.99

Average Rating: 4.48

Number of Lectures: 27

Number of Published Lectures: 27

Number of Curriculum Items: 27

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 27

Original Price: £34.99

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What You Will Learn

Learn about the purpose of green taxonomies and the latest global developments
Understand how the EU taxonomy fits within EU sustainability regulations
Discover the challenges and benefits of compliance with EU Taxonomy Regulation
Discover the impact of EU Taxonomy on non-EU companies
Learn how to calculate EU taxonomy KPIs and fill in reporting templates for non-financial corporations and financial institutions

Who Should Attend

Financial and ESG Professionals involved in preparation of the EU Taxonomy reports
Financial analysts and other financial services professionals who work with green taxonomies for their financial analysis and investment strategy
Corporate Executives, including leaders and sustainability officers aiming to integrate green taxonomies into business strategy and reporting
Management consultants and software providers who guide companies on compliance and sustainability strategies
Policy Makers and Regulators who are developing taxonomies for their countries or regions or working on the alignment of taxonomies
Individuals seeking employment in sustainability/ESG reporting
Anyone interested in sustainable and green finance, sustainable development, ESG regulations, and EU developments in green transition

Target Audiences

Financial and ESG Professionals involved in preparation of the EU Taxonomy reports
Financial analysts and other financial services professionals who work with green taxonomies for their financial analysis and investment strategy
Corporate Executives, including leaders and sustainability officers aiming to integrate green taxonomies into business strategy and reporting
Management consultants and software providers who guide companies on compliance and sustainability strategies
Policy Makers and Regulators who are developing taxonomies for their countries or regions or working on the alignment of taxonomies
Individuals seeking employment in sustainability/ESG reporting
Anyone interested in sustainable and green finance, sustainable development, ESG regulations, and EU developments in green transition

The EU Taxonomy is one of the most important ESG regulations introduced in 2020 by the European commission. It is a cornerstone of the EU’s sustainable finance framework and an important market transparency tool, helping direct investments to the economic activities most needed for the transition, in line with the EU European Green Dealobjectives.

EU Taxonomy is a European classification system of environmentally sustainable economic activities. It determines science-based criteria that have to be met by businesses in order to call their operations green. The regulation also requires corporations and financial institutions to disclose a portion of their revenue, expenses, investments and assets that are aligned with the EU Taxonomy.

In this course, we will talk about the history and purpose of green taxonomies, the global developments with the main focus on the EU taxonomy. We will briefly talk about key EU sustainability regulations which are interlinked with the taxonomy regulation, including NFRD, SFDR and CSRD, and discuss why sustainable taxonomy is important for the green transition and how it is designed and used. We will look at taxonomy-related terminology, including eligible, aligned, transitional and enabling economic activities, go through the core reporting requirements of the non-financial corporations, including Turnover, CapEx and OpeEx KPIs. We will examine the main disclosures of credit institutions, and calculate Green Asset Ratios (GAR) using Turnover and CapEx approaches. You will learn about key performance indicators that investment firms, asset managers and insurance companieshave to calculate and report under the EU Taxonomy. We will also talk about the benefits of the EU Taxonomy regulation compliance and challengesof reporting implementation.

The course has been designed on the request of the students who wanted to see more technical details with regards to preparation of reports. So for this course we have a fantastic guest speaker and the technical expert in ESG reporting – Anastasia Kuznetsova, who will take us through the technical side of calculating EU Taxonomy KPIs and filling in reporting templatesfor non-financial corporations, credit institutions, asset managers, investment firms, and insurance and reinsurance companies.

The course will benefit a wide variety of professionals including ESG and finance professionals involved in reporting, leaders aiming to integrate green taxonomies into business strategy, reporting and analytics, policymakers and regulators developing green taxonomies, management consultants as well as anyone interested in ESG regulations and sustainable finance.

Thank you for choosing our course Guide to Green Taxonomies and EU Taxonomy Reporting Tutorial.

Kind regards,

Julia Mariasova

Please check out all my other courseswhich you can find on my profile page. Just search “Julia Mariasova” or go to the bottom of this page and click my name under “INSTRUCTOR” title. My other courses cover the following important topics:

Other courses cover:

the history and politics of climate change negotiations, including key climate agreements and the latest developments such as Inflation Reduction Act in the US and Green Deal Industrial Plan in Europe,

decarbonisation and energy transition, key technologies (renewables, nuclear power, hydrogen, carbon capture and utilisation, long duration storage, etc),
transport and heavy industry decarbonisation,
business case for corporate sustainability (return on investment),
climate and ESG reporting (including introduction to key climate reporting regulations and guidelines, including TCFD, GRI, SBTi and ISSB)
net zero strategies and GHG reduction,
circular economy,
blockchain applications in climate change,
data science, AI and ML for non-technical professionals, and much more

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Course introduction

Lecture 1: Welcome to the course and our guest speaker

Lecture 2: A bit of housekeeing

Lecture 3: What to expect and the course objectives

Chapter 2: Green Taxonomies and their Role in Sustainable Finance and Clean Transition

Lecture 1: Green Taxonomies Definition, History and Purpose

Lecture 2: Green Taxonomy Typical Structure and Limitations

Lecture 3: The Global Landscape of Green Taxonomies and Potential for Alignment

Chapter 3: European Union (EU) Sustainable Finance and Role of EU Taxonomy

Lecture 1: EU Sustainable Finance Approach and Role of EU Taxonomy

Lecture 2: Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR)

Lecture 3: NFRD & Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)

Lecture 4: EU Taxonomy – Entities in Scope

Lecture 5: Interrelationship between EU Taxonomy, SFDR and CSRD

Lecture 6: EU Taxonomy Basics: Eligibility, Alignment and Minimum Social Safeguards (MSS)

Chapter 4: EU Taxonomy Disclosures and KPIs for Non-Financial Corporations

Lecture 1: Challenges of EU Taxonomy Implementation for Corporates and Key Financial Terms

Lecture 2: EU Taxonomy Disclosure Requirements for Non-Financial Corporations

Lecture 3: Non-Financial Corporations – Turnover KPI

Lecture 4: Non-Financial Corporations – OpEx and CapEx KPIs

Lecture 5: Benefits of EU Taxonomy for Corporates, including Non-EU and non-NFRD companies

Chapter 5: EU Taxonomy Disclosures and KPIs for Financial Institutions

Lecture 1: Challenges in EU Taxonomy Implementation for Financial Institutions

Lecture 2: Credit Institutions – Turnover and CapEx based KPIs for Banking Book

Lecture 3: Credit Institutions – Practical Example of Green Asset Ratio (GAR) Calculation

Lecture 4: Asset Managers – Turnover and CapEx KPIs

Lecture 5: Asset Managers – Practical Example of EU Taxonomy KPIs calculation

Lecture 6: Investment Firms EU Taxonomy Disclosures

Lecture 7: Insurance and Reinsurance Companies EU Taxonomy Disclosures

Lecture 8: Benefits of EU Taxonomy Reporting for Financial Institutions and Conclusion

Chapter 6: Course wrap-up, handouts and additional resources

Lecture 1: Course slides, practice exercises file and additional resources with links

Lecture 2: Before you go. And thank you!

Instructors

Julia Mariasova
Management Consultant / Media Producer

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