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The cost of competitiveness: Why disclosure simplification must not undermine ESG integrity
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As investment strategies adapt to meet new fund naming rules and evolving expectations around sustainability, product clarity is more essential than ever, writes Anyve Arakelijan in this guest contribution.
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Sustainable Finance
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Joint industry contribution to EFRAG's ESRS Set 1 simplification exercise
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Sustainable Finance
EU Taxonomy
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EC Consultation on EU Taxonomy Delegated Acts
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Sustainable Finance
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Fund naming guidelines put growth of corporate green bond sector at risk
Clarification is urgently needed to enable rather than restrict EU sustainable investment
The EU has been at the forefront of green bond issuances, demonstrating strong growth and commitment to sustainable finance. However, ESMA’s new Fund Naming Guidelines create inconsistencies with other sustainable finance regulations, like the EU Green Bond Standard, which could hamper the growth of the corporate green bond sector.
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UCITS
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Significant growth of sustainable equity funds over the last 5 years
Regulatory clarity required to sustain further growth
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UCITS
Sustainable Finance
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Market Insights #18 - Sustainable Equity UCITS
This report looks specifically at the evolving trends of the equity asset class of sustainable UCITS, whose share is the highest (53%) in total sustainable UCITS funds. It highlights their role as investment vehicles in facilitating the green transition. The universe of sustainable equity UCITS funds is defined based on Morningstar’s classification of sustainable financial instruments1. This means funds must claim to have a sustainability objective, and/or use binding ESG criteria for their investment selection.
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Sustainable Finance
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Political agreement on new ESG rating rules is a crucial step forward
Regulation for other kinds of ESG data products still missing.
