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FCA Releases Anti-Greenwashing and Sustainable Investment Product Rules

ESG Today

According to the FCA, the new rules come as investors increasingly seek investments with positive environmental and social impact, with global AUM in ESG-oriented funds anticipated to grow to $36 trillion by 2026, while around 70% of investors report lacking trust in the sustainability claims of investment products.

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U.S. SEC waters down its climate reporting rule under legal threats 

Corporate Knights

Sustainable Investment Forum, in a statement. When fully in place in 2026, the rule will require large, publicly listed companies to disclose their Scope 1 and Scope 2 greenhouse gas emissions from their direct operations and energy use if the emissions are sizeable enough to represent a material financial risk to the company.

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FCA Proposes Anti-Greenwashing and Sustainability Disclosure Rules for Portfolio Managers

ESG Today

Firms with assets under management greater than £50 billion would be required to begin providing product-level disclosures under the SDR from December 2025, and those with AUM greater than £5 billion from December 2026. Our good and poor practice anti-greenwashing examples will help firms market their products in the right way.”

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To boost competitiveness, Europe proposes slashing key climate rules

Corporate Knights

Drastic changes to the scope of sustainability reporting rules will limit investor access to comparable and reliable sustainability data, said Aleksandra Palinska, executive director at the European Sustainable Investment Forum, Europes umbrella network for sustainable finance, in a press release.

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ESMA warns investors against vagueness and omissions in anti-greenwashing guidelines

Environmental Finance

Australian Taxonomy-linked sustainable bond guidance expected by early 2026 03 July 2025 The Australian Sustainable Finance Institute (ASFI) expects to publish dedicated guidance for using the Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy in labelled sustainable bond transactions by early 2026 at the latest.

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Sustainable Investing is Here to Stay

Chris Hall

But as these moves come under greater scrutiny and regulators and investors take action against greenwashing, could we see a knock-on effect of green hushing and bleaching cause a shrinking universe of options for ESG investors? Sustainable growth? It is not hard to see why offering sustainable investments is so appealing to companies.

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UK Pushed to Catch up with Europe on ESG Ratings

Chris Hall

Industry experts suggest UK requirements would need to be finalised and in effect from mid-2026. The draft legislation proposed by HM Treasury is a response to investor concerns over the quality, transparency and comparability of the ESG ratings they use to inform investment decisions. “It