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ARTICLE · 17 JUNE 2026

CSR Report 2025

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Loyens & Loeff has launched its Sustainability Strategy 2025-2027, built around four pillars: Client Centricity, Excellent Employment Practices, Supporting Civil Society and Environmental Responsibility. The firm's latest CSR Report details investments in people development, community engagement through volunteering and pro bono work, and progress toward CSRD compliance as part of its ongoing sustainability journey.

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Foreword

Strengthening our sustainability approach

Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important part of how we operate as a firm and how we create value for our clients, our people and society. Over 2025, we made meaningful progress in strengthening and embedding our approach to sustainability. This report provides an overview of the steps we have taken and the direction we are setting for the years ahead.

Sustainability Strategy: providing direction

In 2025, we introduced a sustainability strategy, setting the direction for how we integrate environmental, social and governance (ESG) considerations into our work, our roles as trusted advisor to our clients and employer, and our contribution to society. It is built around four pillars: Client Centricity, Excellent Employment Practices, Supporting Civil Society and Environmental Responsibility. Together, these pillars outline how we intend to deepen our ESG advisory capabilities, strengthen our culture, reduce our

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