ESG governance and sustainability-risk disclosures require qualifying fund managers and ESG schemes to provide transparent investment decision-making information. ESG governance and disclosure obligations apply to an FME managing AUM above the prescribed threshold, excluding AUM of fund of funds schemes. The FME ... Summary
ESG governance and sustainability-risk disclosures require qualifying fund managers and ESG schemes to provide transparent investment decision-making information.
ESG governance and disclosure obligations apply to an FME managing AUM above the prescribed threshold, excluding AUM of fund of funds schemes. The FME must establish governance policies for material sustainability-related risks, disclose their identification, assessment and management, and explain their integration into investment strategies and processes. ESG-related schemes require full disclosures on objectives, policies, strategies, material risks and benchmarks. Scheme documents must disclose whether sustainability-related risks are incorporated into decision-making; if not, they must include an express negative statement.
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