SFDR and EU Taxonomy
The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is an EU legal act designed to enhance transparency in the sustainable investment product market. Its goals are to counteract “greenwashing” and amplify the clarity of sustainability declarations made by financial market players, including banks, funds, insurance companies and others.
The EU Taxonomy regulation seeks to introduce a standardised categorisation of sustainable practices throughout the EU. This helps combat “greenwashing” and assists investors and businesses in making well-informed decisions regarding nature-friendly practices. Its overarching ambition is to channel private investments into activities that mitigate and adapt to climate impacts, support biodiversity protection and other environmental areas.
Benefits for you
Investor demand
A company aligning with SFDR and EU Taxonomy standards gains a competitive edge, appealing to investors seeking sustainable investment prospects.
Transparency & sustainable development
Direct investments towards economic activities crucial for the green transition, align with the objectives of the European Green Deal.
We provide:
- EU Taxonomy and SFDR requirements and compliance
- EU Taxonomy implementation
- EU Taxonomy calculations and disclosures of indicators
- Review of disclosure practices and custom roadmaps for SFDR compliance
- Advisory services to calculate and disclose indicators for SFDR Articles 8 and 9’s Principal Adverse Impacts (PAIs)
- Policies, documents, and procedures in line with SFDR and EU Taxonomy stipulations.
- Investment strategies compliant with SFDR Article 8 and/or 9 requirement
* The price is calculated individually for each project
