Andreas Rasche

Andreas Rasche, a Professor of Business and Society at Copenhagen Business School, dives into the EU’s omnibus package aimed at simplifying sustainability directives. He emphasizes the importance of targeted improvements over radical changes to existing regulations. The conversation highlights how companies feel overwhelmed by compliance pressures and the need for clear guidance. Rasche also warns against potential legal loopholes if civil liability is removed, stressing the significance of public engagement in shaping effective sustainability policies.

This podcast features Marc Rotter, Counsel at Ropes & Gray, and Andreas Rasche, Professor at Copenhagen Business School. They dive into the European Commission's proposals aimed at simplifying sustainability reporting, highlighting how these changes could reduce burdens for SMEs while raising concerns about data availability for investors. Rotter discusses the uncertain legislative timeline, while Rasche emphasizes the risks of limited ESG data for making informed investment decisions. Together, they shed light on the evolving landscape of corporate sustainability transparency.