PIMFA Webinar: Get up to date on the SDR and investment labels final rules and guidance
Get fully up to date on the FCA’s final rules and guidance for SDR and investment labels, and understand what they mean for your firm’s compliance and reporting obligations.
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Join us for a webinar discussion on the Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labels regime and a deep dive into the final rules and guidance. The Sustainability Disclosure Requirements and investment labels regime aims to help consumers navigate the market for sustainable investment products. The rules introduce:
- An anti-greenwashing rule for all FCA-authorised firms. The FCA is also consulting on supporting guidance.
- Naming and marketing rules for investment products, to ensure the use of sustainability-related terms is accurate.
- Four labels to help consumers navigate the investment product landscape and enhance consumer trust.
- Consumer-facing information to provide consumers with more accessible information.
- Detailed information targeted at institutional investors and consumers seeking more information in pre-contractual, ongoing product-level, and entity-level disclosures.
- Requirements for distributors to ensure that product-level information (including the labels) is made available to consumers.
Jessica Reed
Partner
Farrer&Co
Kya Fear
Associate
Farrer&Co
Vanessa Bingle
Director, ESG and Responsible Investment
Alpha FMC
Dominic Lloyd
Senior Manager
Alpha FMC
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