In a Financial Times Ignites article, asset management partner George Raine discussed how changes to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission’s new climate disclosure rules are likely to impact disclosures required of certain ESG funds.
George explains that emissions disclosure requirements taken out of the proposed ESG Funds rule that affects issuers may impact what ESG funds ultimately are required to disclose about greenhouse gas emissions within their portfolios.
“It is likely that the ESG Funds rule will retain some disclosure requirements that keys off of the newly mandated disclosure requirements for issuers that report pursuant to SEC rules,” said.
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