WHEB AM unveils adoption of Sustainability Impact SDR label

Second firm to publicly disclose SDR label

Cristian Angeloni
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WHEB Asset Management has revealed it will be adopting the Sustainability Impact SDR label for its FP WHEB Sustainability fund.

As a result, the strategy's prospectus will be updated "in the coming weeks" to reflect the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements, and the fund name changed to FB WHEB Sustainability Impact fund, the firm explained. AEW to adopt 'Sustainability Impact' SDR label for UK Impact fund George Latham, managing partner at WHEB AM, acknowledged the application process to obtain the label "has been challenging" and has thanked the fund's authorised corporate director, FundRock Partners, for its guidance in the process. "The SDR labelling regime is a necessary and welcome step towards cemen...

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