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EU Names Rules a Stop-gap Solution to Greenwashing

Chris Hall

Transition of Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation to a labelling regime will be ongoing and multi-faceted. Garrault highlighted discrepancies between SFDR and the EU Taxonomy, such as the former defining sustainable investments and the latter more specifically identifying environmentally sustainable investments.

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EU Fund Names Rules: Too Much Too Soon?

Chris Hall

Between January 2020 and December 2021, the EU watchdog identified 191 European companies involved in 933 misleading communication incidents – 70% of which involved greenwashing. However, ESMA’s guidelines also require a more general alignment with environmental or social characteristics, or a sustainable investment objective.

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Study of EU 100 largest companies shows streamlining and precision needed for optimal EU Green Taxonomy

We Mean Business Coalition

The EU Green Taxonomy was designed to accelerate the flow of money into green companies and projects, while simultaneously protecting investors from greenwashing accusations. By refining reporting practices and legislative clarity, the EU Green Taxonomy can become an even more powerful driver of sustainable investments.

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U.S. SEC waters down its climate reporting rule under legal threats 

Corporate Knights

Sustainable Investment Forum, in a statement. Smaller companies will start reporting in 2028. vice-president and co-founder of sustainable asset firm Generation Investment Management. “But