The document discusses the requirements for non-financial reporting and diversity information under the EU Directive. Large companies with over 500 employees are required to report on environmental and social issues in their management reports. They must disclose their business model, policies, risks, and KPIs relating to matters like the environment, social issues, respect for human rights, anti-corruption and diversity. Investors are increasingly interested in this non-financial information to evaluate risks, management quality and align investments with their values. Stock exchanges are also implementing sustainability disclosure rules globally.