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Financial watchdog questions whether funds claiming to contribute to the SDGs are fulfilling their investor promises.
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Regulator proposes 'non-financial filters' label with SRI criteria as other national supervisors back introduction of new category system.
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American firms are up in arms at the prospect of being forced to account for their supply chains by European policymakers – and rightly so, say Daniel Crowley and Robert Eccles.
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Most investors back introducing label system but split over UK-style versus Article 8 and 9 basis as full results released.
It comes just months after banks came to an agreement on a voluntary disclosure standard.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: AMNT backs standardised vote reporting legislation; Aussie financial watchdog expects boards to engage with all sustainability claims.
Japan's financial regulator says it wants more from some providers as 10 firms sign up to UK voluntary code.
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Separately, PwC study finds only one in five management companies in scope issued a public PAI statement last year.
Researchers were unable to find evidence of a 'greenium' for sovereign green bonds in the region.
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Investment Association and UKSIF say extension may be needed to comply with 'unexpected' detail in FCA greenwashing guidance.
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