Besides overstating their sustainability credentials, fund boards run a risk of under-reporting when funds have genuinely strong ESG substance, says Silke Bernard, a Linklaters funds partner.
The goal of the European Long-Term Investment Fund to provide much-needed funding for small and mid-cap private companies has yet to be met – but a redesign could change that, say Holly Gardner and Adrian Whelan of Brown Brothers Harriman.
The EU’s new corporate reporting directive should give fund managers and other investors the transparent sustainability information they have long desired – but they will be held to account for what they do with it, says Dr Matthew Bell, EY global climate change and sustainability services leader.
With the March 2023 go-live date for the EU’s DLT pilot regime fast approaching, Dr Alisa DiCaprio, chief economist at R3, discusses four actions that participating firms can take to prepare.
Little may have changed at the regulatory level since the UK left the EU, but this could change, say Andrew Poole and Charlotte Longman of ACA Group.
Ireland has become an attractive fund industry domicile for UK and US fund managers seeking access to the EU market, explains Andrea Lennon, country head – Ireland, Crestbridge.
Fund oversight and compliance are crucially important features of the modern investment landscape. Our panel discussion will examine current challenges and assess why it's time to integrate, automate and digitise.
Approaching the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals midpoint, Clarity AI analysis reveals a mismatch: a $3.7T gap, urging investors to bridge it and align sectors for global progress.
