EU Fund Names Rules: Too Much Too Soon?
EU Fund Names Rules: Too Much Too Soon?
ESG Investor
ESMA’s finalised guidance isn’t fully aligned with other jurisdictions and could be impacted by the SFDR review.
Industry pundits are concerned that guidance on fund names for EU-domiciled sustainable products may have jumped the gun ahead of a final decision on the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR). Published on 14 May, the European Securities and Market Authority’s (ESMA) final report on fund names using ESG or sustainability-related…
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