ESG-developments in the UK – Interview with Miranda Ching

ESG-developments in the UK – Interview with Miranda Ching

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From green goals and legal guardrails – ESG in the UK In this
episode, Dr Rosinus is joined by legal expert Miranda Ching to
discuss white collar crime and recent ESG-developments in the UK.
They examine the ongoing shift in ESG policy across the UK and the
EU and how these trends are reshaping corporate sustainability
reporting. Ms Ching notes, that the UK ESG-framework is often
inspired by EU law and is best understood in that comparative
context. In this light, Dr Rosinus highlights the 2021 German
Federal Constitutional Court´s “climate ruling” (1 BvR 2656/18)
which strengthened the state´s constitutional duty to protect the
environment and safeguard future generations. The conversation also
covers current UK and EU initiatives on white-collar enforcement,
confiscation law and criminal prosecution. Dr Rosinus and Ms Ching
also address practical challenges companies face in meeting
evolving ESG expectations. Here you will find the German Federal
Constitutional Court´s “climate ruling” - 1 BvR 2656/18:
https://www.bundesverfassungsgericht.de/SharedDocs/Entscheidungen/EN/2021/03/rs20210324_1bvr265618en.html
Here you will find the episode “ESG in der Compliance Beratung”:
https://criminal-compliance.podigee.io/131-cr Here you will find
the episode “Overview of sanctions regimes in UK, EU and US”:
https://criminal-compliance.podigee.io/215-cr Here you will find
the episode “Greenwashing bei Kapitalanlagen”:
https://criminal-compliance.podigee.io/107-cr Dr Rosinus in
dialogue with: Miranda Ching is a UK-based criminal lawyer and
Partner at Boutique Law LLP in London. Miranda has two decades of
experience in complex criminal, regulatory and multi-jurisdictional
matters. She also served as a Case Controller at the UK’s Serious
Fraud Office. Miranda can be reached at: miranda@boutique.law.
https://www.rosinus-on-air.com https://rosinus-partner.com

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