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Switzerland to Introduce Labelling and Disclosure Rules for Sustainable Investment Products

ESG Today

Switzerland’s Federal Department of Finance (FDF) announced today that it will proceed with plans to propose regulations to address greenwashing in the financial sector, including investment and disclosure rules for financial products using labels such as ‘sustainable,’ green,’ or ‘ESG.’

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

ESG Today

Sacha Sadan, FCA’s Director of Environmental, Social and Governance, said: “Confirming the new anti-greenwashing guidance and our proposals to extend the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labels regime are important milestones that maintain the UK’s place at the forefront of sustainable investment.

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Australia Regulator Warns Future Super Over Greenwashing

ESG Today

The Australian Securities & Investments Commission (ASIC) Australia’s corporate, markets, and financial services regulator, announced today that it issued an infringement notice to superannuation fund promoter, Future Super, over alleged greenwashing by the company in a social media post.

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Swiss Government Allows Financial Sector to Self-Regulate Greenwashing Prevention

ESG Today

Switzerland’s Federal Council announced today that it will hold off on regulating greenwashing in the financial sector, allowing instead for the industry to monitor itself, following progress made by the sector’s associations in developing and implementing self-regulatory provisions.

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Guest Post: Combatting Greenwashing

ESG Today

Regulators, and in particular the EU, have increased the level of disclosure as regards sustainable investing through the SFDR/Taxonomy/NFDR/CSRD etc. Firstly transparent disclosure makes it harder for investment managers to “greenwash” their products and fool investors that they are following altruistic goals.

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ESMA Warns on “Misleading” Use of ESG-related Terms by Funds

Chris Hall

Research by the European regulator shows that ESG-related named fund s attract more inflows , raising concerns about potential greenwashing. Consistency across documentation Additionally, the report found that the language used in fund documentation varies significantly based on type.

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Setting the Benchmark for Sustainable Agriculture

3BL Media

Authorized certifiers review documents and inspect fields to ensure farmers and products meet these rigorous standards. And 40 years of published scientific research supports the many benefits of organic agriculture on human health, soil health, and the ecosystem.