Sustainability-risk governance requires qualifying fund managers to disclose risk management and ESG schemes to provide comprehensive investment disclosures. Fund management entities managing assets under management above the prescribed threshold must establish governance policies for material ... Summary
Sustainability-risk governance requires qualifying fund managers to disclose risk management and ESG schemes to provide comprehensive investment disclosures.
Fund management entities managing assets under management above the prescribed threshold must establish governance policies for material sustainability-related risks and opportunities and disclose their risk-management and investment-integration processes annually. FMEs launching ESG-related schemes must disclose the investment objective, policy, strategy, material risks and benchmark. Scheme documents must state whether sustainability-related risks are incorporated into investment decision-making, with a negative statement required where they are not incorporated.
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