Home Greenwashing

Greenwashing

illustration of red and white globe
The latest developments in sustainable finance: Only one-third of utilities have fossil fuel phase-out plans, study says; corporates call on EU not to reopen or delay EUDR.
illustration of red and white globe
The latest developments in sustainable finance: European Commission defends sustainability Omnibus process; NBIM excludes French mining company.
illustration of red and white globe
The latest developments in sustainable finance: LuxFLAG clarifies SFDR reference in guidance update; CBI urges Japan to accelerate transition.
Money bag with the word Fine and the judge's hammer. Penalty as a punishment for a crime and offense. Financial punishment. Violations of traffic laws. Fraud. Fines can also be used as a form of tax
German asset manager welcomes conclusion of long-running investigation and acknowledges 'exuberant' marketing, BaFin engagement probe is ongoing.
Respondents call on Competition Bureau to address uncertainties, as well as avoid unintended consequences, in upcoming guidance.
illustration of red and white globe
The latest developments in sustainable finance: International investors call for climate disclosure rule in Korea; UK and Aussie pension funds urge reform to UK fiscal rules.
New greenwashing rules have shortfalls but move to drop claims from website is an ‘overreaction’, say investors.
illustration of red and white globe
The latest developments in sustainable finance: PRI social lead urges defence caution, Japan FSA publishes sustainable finance priorities.
The latest developments in sustainable finance: AP7 excludes seven oil and coal companies; Railpen says voting pre-disclosures 'opened door' for engagement with Alphabet.
Lawyers and consultants also flag 'tricky' elements of the rule, such as image use.
ri
ri

Copyright PEI Media

Not for publication, email or dissemination