EU delays phase two of SFDR implementation
Additional detail for SFDR delayed until July 2022
European Union
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Will the EU Taxonomy become a toothless tiger?
Refinitiv’s Detlef Glow says the EU action plan is losing its reputation as a powerful tool bit by bit
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EC proposes mandatory gender pay gap reports
Like companies in the UK, this will apply to European companies with 250 employees or more
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Europe: A packed climate policy for decades to come
Morningstar DBRS explores the various policies Europe has launched to meet its ambitious greenhouse gas reduction targets
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The green regulatory drivers of 2021
The Alternative Investment Management Association (AIMA)’s Adam Jacobs-Dean says regulation will shine a light on new and existing challenges in 2021
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The macro impact of combatting climate change in Europe
PGIM Fixed Income’s chief European economist Katharine Neiss explores three areas of opportunity for investors in European plans to combat climate change
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SFDR will highlight the asset managers serious about ESG
With six months to go until the EU’s Sustainable Financial Disclosure Regulation comes into force, what do asset managers need to do?
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Industry supports EC’s new ‘ambitious’ 55% emissions reduction target for 2030
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen set the new “ambitious” target – an increase from a previous target of 40%
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‘Global ESG standard setting should not be politicised’
Any framework should be set by industry specialists not politicians, says European MP
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Green deal or no green deal?
Rather than tackle climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic as separate crises, the EU has sought to address environment and health as one issue. Ellie Duncan reports…
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Green deal or no green deal?
Rather than tackle climate change and the Covid-19 pandemic as separate crises, the EU has sought to address environment and health as one issue. Ellie Duncan reports…
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Green bond issuance ‘could touch $250bn this year’
AXA IM’s Johann Ple predicts if central banks begin buying up green bonds, issuance could jump to $200-$250bn in 2020