ESMA’s new notes turn “substantiated” into a concrete evidential standard: Applies to marketing, voluntary reporting, and oral communications.
ESMA’s new notes turn “substantiated” into a concrete evidential standard: Applies to marketing, voluntary reporting, and oral communications.
The useful question for leadership teams right now isn’t “what does the law require this year?” It’s “what capability do we need to hold regardless of what the law requires?”
Is the true cost of subsidising a financial system that does not integrate ESG higher than the cost of one that does? Elisa Forletta discusses.
For asset managers, the introduction of SFDR 2.0 should not be viewed as a compliance exercise alone, but also as a constructive step toward a more coherent sustainable finance framework.