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Sustainable Finance in the EU / Edited by Jens Ekkenga and Martin Winner

Contributor(s): Series: Jus International st Europaeum ; 206Publication details: Germany Mohr Siebeck 2025Description: viii, 356 pages 24 cmISBN:
  • 9783161637223 (Paperback)
DDC classification:
  • 346.24092
Contents:
Preface; Jens Ekkenga — Sustainable Finance in the EU – An Introduction; Pierre-Henri Conac — The European Union and the Sustainable Finance agenda. Between ambition and reality; Jens Ekkenga — Country Report Germany; Philipp Fidler / Martin Winner — Country Report Austria; Hanne S. Birkmose / Karsten Engsig Sørensen — Country Report Denmark; Blanaid Clarke / Félix E. Mezzanotte — Country Report Ireland; Pierre-Henri Conac — Country Report France; Katerina Eichlerová — Country Report Czech Republic; Marco Lamandini / Elia Cerrato García — Country Report Italy; Erik Lidman — Country Report Sweden; Krzysztof Oplustil / Anne-Marie Weber — Country Report Poland; Tekla Papp / János Dúl — Country Report Hungary; Mária Patakyová / Ján Mazúr — Country Report Slovakia; David Pérez Millán / Eva Recamán Graña — Country Report Spain; Christoph Van der Elst — Country Report Netherlands; Emod Veress — Country Report Romania; Jens Ekkenga / Karl Björn Erlemann — Sustainable Finance in the EU – A Legal Comparison; List of Authors.
Summary: Thanks to various European Union regulations, sustainable finance has become a huge and wide-ranging topic that profoundly impacts international companies. Taking the "European Green Deal" as its starting point, the aim of this collection is to provide the first comprehensive overview of a highly complex matter. Each contribution from fourteen member states contains a detailed report on the specific legal situation in the respective country and outlines what further action may be planned. With the volume's help, readers will be able to identify quickly and easily where minimalistic harmonisation of regulations has resulted in serious discrepancies between individual countries.
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Preface;
Jens Ekkenga — Sustainable Finance in the EU – An Introduction;
Pierre-Henri Conac — The European Union and the Sustainable Finance agenda. Between ambition and reality;
Jens Ekkenga — Country Report Germany;
Philipp Fidler / Martin Winner — Country Report Austria;
Hanne S. Birkmose / Karsten Engsig Sørensen — Country Report Denmark;
Blanaid Clarke / Félix E. Mezzanotte — Country Report Ireland;
Pierre-Henri Conac — Country Report France;
Katerina Eichlerová — Country Report Czech Republic;
Marco Lamandini / Elia Cerrato García — Country Report Italy;
Erik Lidman — Country Report Sweden;
Krzysztof Oplustil / Anne-Marie Weber — Country Report Poland;
Tekla Papp / János Dúl — Country Report Hungary;
Mária Patakyová / Ján Mazúr — Country Report Slovakia;
David Pérez Millán / Eva Recamán Graña — Country Report Spain;
Christoph Van der Elst — Country Report Netherlands;
Emod Veress — Country Report Romania;
Jens Ekkenga / Karl Björn Erlemann — Sustainable Finance in the EU – A Legal Comparison;
List of Authors.

Thanks to various European Union regulations, sustainable finance has become a huge and wide-ranging topic that profoundly impacts international companies. Taking the "European Green Deal" as its starting point, the aim of this collection is to provide the first comprehensive overview of a highly complex matter. Each contribution from fourteen member states contains a detailed report on the specific legal situation in the respective country and outlines what further action may be planned. With the volume's help, readers will be able to identify quickly and easily where minimalistic harmonisation of regulations has resulted in serious discrepancies between individual countries.

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