Industry welcomes FCA extension to SDR naming and marketing rules
Firms can have until April 2025 to comply with the rules in ‘exceptional circumstances’
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Over 1,200 UK funds facing ‘urgent compliance deadline’ for SDR naming and marketing rules
The 2 December SDR deadline is for funds seeking to utilise sustainability-related terminology in fund name
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Premier Miton Global Renewables trust drops ‘sustainable’ from investment objective
The trust opted out of the FCA’s new SDR labelling, which looks to combat greenwashing
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WHEB renames fund as it adopts ‘Sustainability Impact’ SDR label
‘SDR process has been challenging but the end result is worthwhile’
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Impact Healthcare REIT announces upcoming name change due to SDR naming rules
First material change seen in the investment trust universe as a result of SDR – with more predicted to come
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The value of an external advisory committee
Castlefield’s Ita McMahon explains the main functions – and added value – of an experienced advisory committee
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Is the SDR fund label kick-off date also a deadline?
FE fundinfo’s Mikkel Bates discusses the next steps investors and distributors must take to comply with SDR label rules
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SDR: Those who take action now ‘will be best prepared for the next deadline’
Naming and marketing requirements for labelled funds must be met by 2 December
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Setting the standard: What Europe can learn from SDR
Jeff Rupp, director of public affairs at INREV, looks at the impact of SDR on the redevelopment of the EU’s SFDR rules
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Next Generation with Castlefield’s Walley: Distinguishing between the credibility of climate targets can be challenging
Assistant sustainability analyst, Eleanor Walley, believes that active ownership is the key to influencing positive change
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Granular SDR label filing process ‘could inadvertently lead to mis-selling’ of funds
Optimism about FCA’s approach to sustainable fund labelling has faded – but industry determined to make it work
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Green Dream with ebi’s Griffiths: AI will reshape the investment industry and wider society
Jonathan Griffiths, investment product manager at the DFM, says firms can choose to surf the AI wave or be washed away by it