Exactly what type of data is relevant will depend on where the literature review leads the student.

Topic:
Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation impacts: Implications of ESG and EU taxonomy on financial sector.

A review of academic literature, above all articles in academic journals, is needed. Such a review should then form the basis of the introduction chapter and the literature chapter. It is academic literature that provides the ground for problematisation, for elucidating debates, for formulating aim and research questions. It is also in academic literature that conceptualisations and theories should be identified that will inform your collection and analysis of data. (structure and guideline included in the attachment)
The EU regulation could be used as an empirical case for investigating something that is discussed and theorised in academic articles. If so, the survey might be a relevant source of empirical data, yet it should be complemented with other empirical data, e.g., discussions that have taken place in the EU in relation to this regulation, consultations, comment letters, business press articles, interviews, company reports, etc. Exactly what type of data is relevant will depend on where the literature review leads the student.
have proper use references/in-text citation throughout the whole text.
60 pages exlcuding references, first page and appendix/abbreviations

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