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EU to ban ‘climate neutral’ claims by 2026

Financial Times: Moral Money

Brussels to crack down on greenwashing of consumer products

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FCA Proposes Anti-Greenwashing and Sustainability Disclosure Rules for Portfolio Managers

ESG Today

Firms with assets under management greater than £50 billion would be required to begin providing product-level disclosures under the SDR from December 2025, and those with AUM greater than £5 billion from December 2026. Our good and poor practice anti-greenwashing examples will help firms market their products in the right way.”

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FCA Releases Anti-Greenwashing and Sustainable Investment Product Rules

ESG Today

According to the FCA, the new rules come as investors increasingly seek investments with positive environmental and social impact, with global AUM in ESG-oriented funds anticipated to grow to $36 trillion by 2026, while around 70% of investors report lacking trust in the sustainability claims of investment products.

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EU Regulator Calls for SMEs to be Required to Report on Positive Sustainability Impacts, Opportunities to Avoid Greenwashing

ESG Today

The CSRD took effect from the beginning of 2024 for large public-interest companies with over 500 employees, followed by companies with more than 250 employees or €40 million in revenue in 2025, and is slated to take effect for listed SMEs in 2026.

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To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules

Corporate Knights

RELATED Canadian investors stand firm on ESG despite greenhushing trend, report finds The anti-DEI movement confronts an unlikely opponent: big banks Meet the four most sustainable funds on the market for 2025 Deadlines to submit reports starting in 2026 will be pushed back to 2028.

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CSRD Update: Impacted Businesses and How To Prepare for Mandatory Reporting

3BL Media

 This latest move, meant to end greenwashing and empower the European Union’s (EU) social market economy, requires companies to disclose environmental, social and governance matters that align with the EU’s climate goals. SMEs can opt out until 2028.

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EU to Require Auditing of Sustainability Reporting, Disclosure by Large non-European Companies

ESG Today

Greenwashing is over.”. SMEs will also be required to provide sustainability disclosure beginning in 2026, while some SMEs will be able to opt out until 2028. This means more transparency for citizens, consumers and investors.