Sustainable Investor
All posts tagged "TAXONOMY"
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Asia-Pacific
Data Needed to Fuel Green Equity Growth
Evolving asset class still presents risks due to differing definitions, transparency levels and data quality.
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2.0KEMEALimited Scope for ‘UK SFDR’ Divergence
Direction may not be known until the dust settles on the EU regulatory landscape, experts say.
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2.1KCommentaryIt’s Not That Easy Being Green
James Tinworth, Partner, Fieldfisher, considers the challenges for alternative investment fund managers (AIFMs) wishing to offer light and dark green funds under...
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Asia-Pacific
Malaysia Finalises Climate-Focused Taxonomy
New principle-based guidance for financial institutions introduces progressive system of transition categories, incorporates broader environmental outcomes.
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EMEA
European Sustainability Reporting Standards Within 18 Months
EFRAG to work with existing standards-setters to develop collaborative framework.
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Commentary
The Missing Piece: Corporate Sustainability Standards in the EU
Filip Gregor, Head of Responsible Companies at Frank Bold, looks at how standards fit in with the EU disclosure regulation and taxonomy.
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Commentary
ICYMI, 2030 is the New 2050
But Biden’s summit was not the perfect argument for every day being Earth Day.
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Asia-Pacific
PBOC Announces Additional Measures on Climate
Chinese central bank to allocate more green bonds to foreign exchange reserves; new catalogue of projects eligible for green bond issuance issued.
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EMEA
EC Sustainable Finance Package Prompts “Cautious Optimism”
Delayed separate framework for ‘brown activities’ expected later this year.
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Features
ICYMI, We Still Can’t Tell Leaders from Laggards
Investors face difficult choices this AGM season, but they're far from alone.
