Investing in ‘sustainable’ investments or those deemed to be ESG-screened is not a one-way street.
All actions have mixed potential outcomes, both positive and negative. This is at the heart of potentially the most challenging element of Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR): wealth managers, financial advisers and other financial market participants' need to report Principal Adverse Impact Indicators. Pressure mounts on 'out of touch' asset managers over fossil fuel investments 'Principle Adverse Impact' (PAI) indicators are mandatory indicators and metrics that aim to show the potential sustainability risks of certain investments. The PAI regime came into force from Ap...
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