The Financial Conduct Authority has today (10 February) released a new discussion paper requesting views from the financial services sector on sustainability-related governance, incentives and competence in regulated firms.
Finance for positive sustainable change brings to fruition former commitments made by the regulator to conduct stakeholder engagement in its ESG strategy published ahead of COP26 in 2021. The paper seeks to "help the financial industry deliver against its potential to drive positive sustainable change", primarily by assessing the case for additional regulatory reforms. FCA consultation closes: Respondents raise concerns over SDR labelling proposals Key topics discussed in the paper include the potential oversight of ESG integration across investment processes and whether firms are ...
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13 December 2024
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