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German regulator calls for reporting burden to be slashed for EU investors, supports introduction of UK-style fund-labelling categories.
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Managers falling short on disclosures at entity and fund-level, especially on greenwashing risk, AMF says.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: KLP excludes Caterpillar over OTP human rights violations; Vision Super reverses divestment of mining company Whitehaven.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Eurosif, ShareAction weigh in on ISSB's next priorities; Danish FSA finds shortcomings in pension funds' Article 8 products.
European Supervisory Authorities also propose two fund label categories for revised SFDR.
German government’s sustainable finance advisory group and France’s IFD publish joint statement on SFDR's future while ESAs' opinion is imminent.
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Federal Council set to review revised industry rules in coming months to inform plans for tackling greenwashing.
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European Commission confirms proposed 'Level 2' changes to SFDR regime still being assessed, no timeline for adoption.
Half of respondents to consultation want new category system, but Brussels says views are still divided.
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EU authorities should focus on setting minimum standards when making changes to disclosure rules, says French investor’s ESG research head.
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