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EU law requires certain large companies to disclose non-financial information on the way they operate and manage social and environmental challenges. The current disclosure regime was introduced in 2014 by Directive 2014/95/EU. Recently, the European Commission conducted a review of the NFRD rules, which showed strong support for mandatory sustainability reporting standards but also highlighted deficiencies in the current regime.

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Photo of Joanna Kuc Joanna Kuc

Joanna Kuc focuses her practice on corporate and financing transactions. She advises clients in connection with M&A and private equity transactions. She also has deep experience in acquisition finance and project finance, as well as in corporate and financing restructurings.

Photo of Marijn Bodelier Marijn Bodelier

Marijn Bodelier focuses on public law, environmental law, and real estate. Marijn has particular experience with respect to project developments, permitting, enforcement, sustainability, renewable energy projects and regulatory compliance. Marijn is Co-Chair of GT’s global Hydrogen Group.

Marijn has a seat in the

Marijn Bodelier focuses on public law, environmental law, and real estate. Marijn has particular experience with respect to project developments, permitting, enforcement, sustainability, renewable energy projects and regulatory compliance. Marijn is Co-Chair of GT’s global Hydrogen Group.

Marijn has a seat in the appeals committee of the city of Alkmaar, he is a guest lecturer at Groningen University, and a regular author of in Dutch legal journals on public law, environmental law and regulatory matters. He completed his master’s degree in Law at Maastricht University cum laude and finished the post-graduate education Environmental and Planning Law of the Grotius Academy cum laude in 2012. He is an active member of the Dutch Environmental Attorneys’ Association (Vereniging van Milieurecht Advocaten).

According the 2022 edition of The Legal 500, “Marijn Bodelier is easily accessible, acts quickly and provides sound advice with regard to the public law aspects.”

Photo of Alessio Gerhart Ruvolo Alessio Gerhart Ruvolo

Alessio Gerhart Ruvolo has deep experience in commercial and corporate law, representing clients in cross-border transactions, financing agreements, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and commercial litigation. He drafts and negotiates commercial contracts and provides counsel on a wide variety of substantive matters, regularly advising

Alessio Gerhart Ruvolo has deep experience in commercial and corporate law, representing clients in cross-border transactions, financing agreements, mergers, acquisitions, joint ventures, and commercial litigation. He drafts and negotiates commercial contracts and provides counsel on a wide variety of substantive matters, regularly advising foreign and Italian clients on commercial, banking, and corporate matters.

Alessio represents Italian and foreign corporate clients in international and domestic litigation and arbitration proceedings, focusing on commercial litigation, supply sale, and construction contracts, as well as banking matters. He has been involved in several major securitization, financing, and assignment of receivables transactions involving top Italian and foreign banking institutions. His experience includes transactions relating to portfolios of receivables towards major public entities in the health sector, as well as complex credit-unfreezing transactions.