Laith Khalaf shares his views on the regulator's moves to prevent greenwashing through its fund labelling regime. The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) is raising the bar for sustainable funds after widespread concern that the ESG bandwagon was getting inexplicably overcrowded. In other words, the suspicion that some fund groups were, to put it politely, taking the pee out of ESG. The regulator is now consulting on a new green labelling regime, with additional disclosures to be required of fund firms to prevent greenwashing becoming an embedded feature of the UK's investment industry....
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