SFDR 2023 Reporting: All you need to know
Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is a European regulation introduced on March 10, 2021. It is an important pillar of the EU action plan on financing sustainable growth. SFDR aims to improve transparency in the market for sustainable investment products, prevent greenwashing and increase transparency around sustainability claims made by financial market participants. Under SFDR, Financial Market Participants (FMPs) and financial products are subject to different disclosure requirements.
“Demystifying The SFDR” Webinar by ESG Playbook February 2nd at 15:00 CET / 9:00 EST
We’re thrilled to announce the speaker line-up for our upcoming webinar discussion on SFDR and its impact on Asset Managers and Financial Advisors. The ESGPlaybook “Demystifying The SFDR” webinar features guest speaker, Murat Bozdemirand, Head of ESG & Sustainability Data Product Solutions at BLOOMBERG®.
One in Four
In Q4 2020, over one in four S&P 500 companies conducted earnings calls mentioning “ESG.”
Igneous Solutions and ESG Playbook announce strategic partnership
Igneous Solutions and ESG Playbook are pleased to announce they have entered into a global strategic partnership, combining Igneous’s industry leading Energy Transition Solutions and management consulting services with ESG Playbook’s proprietary ESG benchmarking & reporting platform to deliver transformative results for Oil, Gas & Mining clients.
European Commission Pushes Back
“The European Commission has decided to push back the implementation of disclosure requirements under the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) related to sustainable investment products by financial market participants to January 2023,
Scope 3
According to Gensler, he has instructed the agency’s employees to consider including the information in year-end financial statements, or 10-Ks. The Securities and Exchange Commission is also looking at whether companies should disclose emissions from other companies in their supply networks, a process known as “Scope 3.”