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ARTICLE · 22 MARCH 2021

Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation: Let It Begin

The EU's Action Plan on Sustainable Finance has, since 2016, pursued the implementation of regulatory measures aimed at introducing market standards and legal obligations in the field of sustainable

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The EU's Action Plan on Sustainable Finance has, since 2016, pursued the implementation of regulatory measures aimed at introducing market standards and legal obligations in the field of sustainable finance.  

The "Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation" ("SFDR"), adopted in 2019, is supplemented by the EU's Taxonomy Regulation and sets the criteria that need to be met by an economic activity so as to qualify it as an environmentally sustainable investment. "SFDR" came into force on the 10th of March 2021. 

"SFDR" regulation is applicable to financial market participants such as asset managers, including UCITS Management Companies and Alternative Investment Fund Managers, venture capital funds, credit institutions offering portfolio management, pension funds, insurance companies, banks as well as financial advisors whose activity is in Europe. The regulation also applies to non-EU financial participants with business in Europe, including the sale of products

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