SFDR - Sustainability framework for financial market participants
What is SFDR?
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is an EU regulation aimed at institutional investors, financial advisors and other actors in the financial services sector and addresses their sustainability reporting. The regulation is part of the EU's Green Deal, with the overall objective of creating a climate-neutral Europe by 2050. The purpose of the SFDR is to counteract "greenwashing" of financial products, to increase transparency and harmonize sustainability reporting for the financial sector, and to facilitate investment decisions for the end investor.
SFDR does not affect everyone - but is still important
Even if some companies are not directly subject to the SFDR, they may benefit from familiarizing themselves with the rules in terms of their own sustainability reporting. By understanding what kind of information institutional investors are looking for, companies can adapt their reporting not only to the rules and requirements imposed on them, but also to market demand. Well-organized and thoughtful sustainability reporting builds trust with funds and other investors, which in turn can facilitate long-term investments and create opportunities, for example in private placements.
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Information and training on SFDR
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Integrating SFDR metrics into your regular sustainability report
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