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Asset managers’ SFDR disclosures still too generic despite 'credible progress'

"Credible, clear disclosures are possible – but they are still far from the norm."
Melodie Michel
Asset managers’ SFDR disclosures still too generic despite 'credible progress'
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Analysis of 30 European asset managers’ reporting under the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) reveals “patchy and inconsistent” progress on transparency.

Research by ShareAction shows that 90% of Europe’s 30 largest asset managers now provide entity-level disclosures on how they assess and mitigate sustainability risks – but  just 12 offer substantive and comparable detail.

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