BRUBEG: How the new German banking law requires companies to disclose ESG data

Under the Banking Directive Implementation and Bureaucracy Relief Act (BRUBEG), banks are required to incorporate ESG risks more heavily into their credit and risk assessments. This includes, in particular, risks arising from climate change, energy dependence, regulatory changes, supply chain issues, environmental impacts, or governance issues. Download the white paper "BRUBEG: How the new German banking law requires companies to disclose ESG data" and learn how the new banking law affects your business in Germany.

What’s inside:

1. Why a Banking Law Suddenly Becomes Relevant for Businesses
2. What Is BRUBEG?
3. Why Banks Will Need to Assess ESG Risks More Closely in the Future
4. What This Means for Businesses in Germany
5. What ESG Data Banks Typically Request
6. Real-World Examples: ESG Questionnaires and ESG Scores
7. How (Small and Medium-Sized) Enterprises Can Prepare

Download the English white paper and learn how the new banking law affects your business in Germany.
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