Generation next with Sarasin & Partners’ Tom Kynge: People skills are key
The portfolio manager on why in a world of rising geopolitical tension, understanding human behaviour is more important than ever
SDR
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More rigorous ESG fund classification necessary as uncertainty remains
CFA Institute report sets out to clearly define what an ESG fund is, as ambiguity around the terms persists
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Industry welcomes FCA extension to SDR naming and marketing rules
Firms can have until April 2025 to comply with the rules in ‘exceptional circumstances’
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Over 1,200 UK funds facing ‘urgent compliance deadline’ for SDR naming and marketing rules
The 2 December SDR deadline is for funds seeking to utilise sustainability-related terminology in fund name
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Just Transition: The role of investors when considering food choices
CIty Hive’s Bev Shah visited a high-tech strawberry farm with CCLA and Impactt, changing the way she views the agriculture sector
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Premier Miton Global Renewables trust drops ‘sustainable’ from investment objective
The trust opted out of the FCA’s new SDR labelling, which looks to combat greenwashing
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Track to the Future – with Sarasin & Partners’ Christopher Cade
How fund group distribution bosses are thinking about asset classes, strategies and working with clients over the next 12 months
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FCA anti-greenwashing rule comes into force: How to avoid greenwashing
Joshua Sherrard-Bewhay explains how companies can avoid falling foul of the FCA’s anti-greenwashing legislation
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UKSIF and IA publish guidance for SDR consumer-facing disclosures
Investors should include information such as labels as well as sustainability objectives and metrics
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FCA releases proposals to expand SDR to wealth managers
The regulator has made adjustments to requirements for portfolio management services following industry feedback
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Industry welcomes FCA’s anti-greenwashing guidance but will need to ‘rush’ to meet 31 May deadline
Some firms were hoping for a longer transition period, commentators say
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CCLA’s Corah and Berens: Why ESG funds need to raise the bar for their investors
The firm is moving its products beyond the trend of ‘traditional green, clean and thematic funds’