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Corporate Disclosure in the EU: A Means to an End?
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Foundations
Disclosure under Company Law and Disclosure of Financial Information
Disclosure of Non – Financial Information
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Yayın Tarihi: Eylül 2026
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İÇİNDEKİLER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III  
TABLE OF CONTENTS V  
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIII  
INTRODUCTION  
A. Setting the Scene 1  
B. Research Questions 3  
CHAPTER 1  
FOUNDATIONS  
A. Terminology 7  
I. Information 7  
II. Disclosure 10  
III. Reporting 11  
IV. Transparency 13  
B. Historical Developments 15  
I. United Kingdom 15  
1. Financial Reporting 15  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 20  
II. USA 21  
1. Financial Reporting 21  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 27  
III. International Developments 29  
1. Financial Reporting 29  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 31  
IV. European Union 37  
1. Financial Reporting 37  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 50  
V. Türkiye 56  
1. Financial Reporting 56  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 59  
C. Rationale for Transparency ments 63  
D. Limits to Transparency 72  
I. Fundamental Rights 73  
II. Trade Secrets 87  
III. Competition 92  
IV. Data Protection 97  
CHAPTER 2  
DISCLOSURE UNDER COMPANY LAW AND DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION  
A. International Financial Reporting Standards 107  
I. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 107  
II. Form and Period 110  
III. Addressee and Aim of Information 111  
B. European Union 111  
I. Disclosure Under Company Law 112  
1. Company Law Directive 112  
a. In–Scope Companies 112  
b. Content of Disclosure 114  
aa. General Rules for Companies 114  
aaa. Article 14 CLD 114  
bbb. Provisions on Capital Maintenance and Alteration 119  
ccc. Other Provisions 121  
bb. Branches 122  
cc. Merger, Conversion and Division 124  
c. Form and Period 126  
d. Addressee of Information 130  
e. Aim of Disclosure 133  
f. Assessment 139  
2. Accounting Directive 142  
a. Content of Disclosure 143  
aa. Annual Financial Statements 143  
bb. Management Report 146  
cc. Auditor’s Statement 148  
dd. Payments to Governments 148  
b. Form and Period 149  
c. In–Scope Companies 152  
d. Aim of Disclosure 155  
e. Addressee of Information 157  
f. Assessment 157  
II. Disclosure Under Capital Markets Law 160  
1. Prospectus Regulation 160  
a. Content of Disclosure 161  
aa. In General 161  
bb. Summary 167  
cc. Risk Factors 168  
dd. Future Performance 169  
ee. Simplified Prospectus 169  
b. Form and Period 172  
c. In–Scope Companies 174  
d. Addressee of Information 180  
e. Aim of Disclosure 188  
f. Assessment 190  
2. Transparency Directive 191  
a. Content of Reporting 191  
aa. Annual Financial Reports 194  
bb. Half–Yearly Financial Reports 196  
cc. Payments to Governments 198  
dd. Major Holdings 198  
ee. Additional Information for Security Holders 201  
b. Form and Period 202  
c. In–Scope Companies 213  
d. Aim of Reporting 216  
e. Addressee of Information 222  
3. Shareholder Rights Directive 224  
a. Content of Disclosure 224  
aa. Information Prior to the General Meeting 225  
bb. Remuneration 226  
cc. Related Party Transactions 228  
dd. Voting Results of the General Meeting 233  
b. Form and Period 233  
aa. Information Prior to the General Meeting 234  
bb. Remuneration 236  
cc. Related Party Transactions 237  
dd. Voting Results of the General Meeting 237  
c. In–Scope Companies 238  
d. Addressee of Information 239  
e. Aim of Disclosure 241  
4. Market Abuse Regulation 243  
a. Content of Disclosure 244  
aa. Inside Information 245  
aaa. In General 245  
bbb. Precise Information 247  
ccc. Price Effect 249  
ddd. Protracted Processes 253  
bb. Selective Disclosure 256  
cc. Disclosure Obligation 257  
dd. Managers’ Transactions 261  
b. In–Scope Companies 263  
c. Form and Period 266  
d. Grounds for Delay 270  
e. Aim of Disclosure 272  
f. Addressee of Information 279  
g. The Interaction of the Market Abuse Regulation with Other Disclosure Rules 286  
C. Corporate Disclosure as a Successful Regulatory Instrument? 289  
I. Need for Information 290  
II. Which Investors? 294  
III. Need for Standardisation 297  
CHAPTER 3  
DISCLOSURE OF NON–FINANCIAL INFORMATION  
A. International Standards 303  
I. Global Reporting Initiative Standards 303  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 304  
2. Form and Period 305  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 306  
II. Task Force on Climate–Related Financial Disclosures 308  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 308  
2. Form and Period 309  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 309  
III. IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards 311  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 311  
2. Form and Period 317  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 318  
B. European Union 319  
I. Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive 319  
1. Content of Reporting 321  
a. In General 321  
b. Information About the Value Chain 329  
c. Assurance Report 332  
d. Information d by the Taxonomy Regulation 334  
e. Remuneration of the Board of Directors 335  
2. Form and Period of Reporting 336  
a. Form 336  
b. Period 340  
3. In–Scope Companies 341  
4. Aim of Reporting 344  
5. Addressee of Information 347  
II. Substantive Legislative Acts Mandating Disclosure 350  
1. Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive 351  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 351  
b. Form and Period 353  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 353  
d. Assessment 356  
2. Regulation on Deforestation 357  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 357  
b. Form and Period 359  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 360  
3. Conflict Minerals Regulation 363  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 363  
b. Form and Period 367  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 367  
d. Critique 368  
4. Batteries Regulation 371  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 371  
b. Form and Period 375  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 375  
III. Disclosure of Non–Financial Information under the Capital Markets Law 377  
1. Prospectus Regulation 377  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 377  
aa. In General 377  
bb. Incorporation by Reference 383  
b. Form and Period 384  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 385  
2. Transparency Directive 386  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 386  
b. Form and Period 389  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 390  
3. Market Abuse Regulation 390  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 390  
b. Form and Period 393  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 393  
IV. Disclosure of Non–Financial Information as a Successful Regulatory Instrument? 394  
1. Is the Due Diligence Framework Coherent? 394  
2. Is Mandatory Disclosure Fit for Purpose? 397  
3. Is the CSRD Coherent? 398  
CONCLUSION 403  
BIBLIOGRAPHY 409  
 


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İÇİNDEKİLER
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III  
TABLE OF CONTENTS V  
LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS XIII  
INTRODUCTION  
A. Setting the Scene 1  
B. Research Questions 3  
CHAPTER 1  
FOUNDATIONS  
A. Terminology 7  
I. Information 7  
II. Disclosure 10  
III. Reporting 11  
IV. Transparency 13  
B. Historical Developments 15  
I. United Kingdom 15  
1. Financial Reporting 15  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 20  
II. USA 21  
1. Financial Reporting 21  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 27  
III. International Developments 29  
1. Financial Reporting 29  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 31  
IV. European Union 37  
1. Financial Reporting 37  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 50  
V. Türkiye 56  
1. Financial Reporting 56  
2. Non–Financial Reporting 59  
C. Rationale for Transparency ments 63  
D. Limits to Transparency 72  
I. Fundamental Rights 73  
II. Trade Secrets 87  
III. Competition 92  
IV. Data Protection 97  
CHAPTER 2  
DISCLOSURE UNDER COMPANY LAW AND DISCLOSURE OF FINANCIAL INFORMATION  
A. International Financial Reporting Standards 107  
I. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 107  
II. Form and Period 110  
III. Addressee and Aim of Information 111  
B. European Union 111  
I. Disclosure Under Company Law 112  
1. Company Law Directive 112  
a. In–Scope Companies 112  
b. Content of Disclosure 114  
aa. General Rules for Companies 114  
aaa. Article 14 CLD 114  
bbb. Provisions on Capital Maintenance and Alteration 119  
ccc. Other Provisions 121  
bb. Branches 122  
cc. Merger, Conversion and Division 124  
c. Form and Period 126  
d. Addressee of Information 130  
e. Aim of Disclosure 133  
f. Assessment 139  
2. Accounting Directive 142  
a. Content of Disclosure 143  
aa. Annual Financial Statements 143  
bb. Management Report 146  
cc. Auditor’s Statement 148  
dd. Payments to Governments 148  
b. Form and Period 149  
c. In–Scope Companies 152  
d. Aim of Disclosure 155  
e. Addressee of Information 157  
f. Assessment 157  
II. Disclosure Under Capital Markets Law 160  
1. Prospectus Regulation 160  
a. Content of Disclosure 161  
aa. In General 161  
bb. Summary 167  
cc. Risk Factors 168  
dd. Future Performance 169  
ee. Simplified Prospectus 169  
b. Form and Period 172  
c. In–Scope Companies 174  
d. Addressee of Information 180  
e. Aim of Disclosure 188  
f. Assessment 190  
2. Transparency Directive 191  
a. Content of Reporting 191  
aa. Annual Financial Reports 194  
bb. Half–Yearly Financial Reports 196  
cc. Payments to Governments 198  
dd. Major Holdings 198  
ee. Additional Information for Security Holders 201  
b. Form and Period 202  
c. In–Scope Companies 213  
d. Aim of Reporting 216  
e. Addressee of Information 222  
3. Shareholder Rights Directive 224  
a. Content of Disclosure 224  
aa. Information Prior to the General Meeting 225  
bb. Remuneration 226  
cc. Related Party Transactions 228  
dd. Voting Results of the General Meeting 233  
b. Form and Period 233  
aa. Information Prior to the General Meeting 234  
bb. Remuneration 236  
cc. Related Party Transactions 237  
dd. Voting Results of the General Meeting 237  
c. In–Scope Companies 238  
d. Addressee of Information 239  
e. Aim of Disclosure 241  
4. Market Abuse Regulation 243  
a. Content of Disclosure 244  
aa. Inside Information 245  
aaa. In General 245  
bbb. Precise Information 247  
ccc. Price Effect 249  
ddd. Protracted Processes 253  
bb. Selective Disclosure 256  
cc. Disclosure Obligation 257  
dd. Managers’ Transactions 261  
b. In–Scope Companies 263  
c. Form and Period 266  
d. Grounds for Delay 270  
e. Aim of Disclosure 272  
f. Addressee of Information 279  
g. The Interaction of the Market Abuse Regulation with Other Disclosure Rules 286  
C. Corporate Disclosure as a Successful Regulatory Instrument? 289  
I. Need for Information 290  
II. Which Investors? 294  
III. Need for Standardisation 297  
CHAPTER 3  
DISCLOSURE OF NON–FINANCIAL INFORMATION  
A. International Standards 303  
I. Global Reporting Initiative Standards 303  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 304  
2. Form and Period 305  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 306  
II. Task Force on Climate–Related Financial Disclosures 308  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 308  
2. Form and Period 309  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 309  
III. IFRS Sustainability Disclosure Standards 311  
1. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 311  
2. Form and Period 317  
3. Addressee and Aim of Information 318  
B. European Union 319  
I. Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive 319  
1. Content of Reporting 321  
a. In General 321  
b. Information About the Value Chain 329  
c. Assurance Report 332  
d. Information d by the Taxonomy Regulation 334  
e. Remuneration of the Board of Directors 335  
2. Form and Period of Reporting 336  
a. Form 336  
b. Period 340  
3. In–Scope Companies 341  
4. Aim of Reporting 344  
5. Addressee of Information 347  
II. Substantive Legislative Acts Mandating Disclosure 350  
1. Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive 351  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 351  
b. Form and Period 353  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 353  
d. Assessment 356  
2. Regulation on Deforestation 357  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 357  
b. Form and Period 359  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 360  
3. Conflict Minerals Regulation 363  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 363  
b. Form and Period 367  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 367  
d. Critique 368  
4. Batteries Regulation 371  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 371  
b. Form and Period 375  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 375  
III. Disclosure of Non–Financial Information under the Capital Markets Law 377  
1. Prospectus Regulation 377  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 377  
aa. In General 377  
bb. Incorporation by Reference 383  
b. Form and Period 384  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 385  
2. Transparency Directive 386  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 386  
b. Form and Period 389  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 390  
3. Market Abuse Regulation 390  
a. Content of Disclosure and In–Scope Companies 390  
b. Form and Period 393  
c. Addressee and Aim of Information 393  
IV. Disclosure of Non–Financial Information as a Successful Regulatory Instrument? 394  
1. Is the Due Diligence Framework Coherent? 394  
2. Is Mandatory Disclosure Fit for Purpose? 397  
3. Is the CSRD Coherent? 398  
CONCLUSION 403  
BIBLIOGRAPHY 409  
 


 
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