UK FCA ESG Regulations
As the regulator of the UK’s financial markets and financial institutions, the UK Financial Conduct Authority has established an ESG Advisory Committee to formulate guidelines for ESG information disclosure and ESG data products. The FCA also formulates regulatory policies for the naming, classification and sustainable disclosures of ESG funds.
The Buy-Side Directorate under Financial Conduct Authority regularly conducts ESG investigations on asset management companies and issues reports.
UK FCA Sets Out Temporary Measures for Sustainability Disclosure Requirements
UK Financial Conduct Authority sets out temporary measures for Sustainability Disclosure Requirements
UK Financial Conduct Authority Releases Guidance on Anti-Greenwashing Rule
The UK Financial Conduct Authority releases guidance on anti-greenwashing rules
UK Plans to Regulate ESG Ratings Providers
UK government states that it will supervise ESG ratings providers and entrust this work to the Financial Conduct Authority
UK FCA Issues Sustainability Disclosure Requirements for Investment Products
The UK Financial Conduct Authority has issued Sustainability Disclosure Requirements (SDR) for investment products
UK Financial Conduct Authority Releases ESG Funds Report for Asset Managers
The UK Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) releases a ESG funds report for asset managers
UK FCA Publishes Consultation Paper on Diversity and Inclusion
The UK FCA issued a consultation document to solicit opinions on the implementation of Diversity and Inclusion
FCA Releases 2023 Report on Sustainability-Linked Loan Market
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has released a report on Sustainability-Linked Loan Market
FCA Releases DP on Sustainable Governance for Financial Companies
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) of the United Kingdom issued a discussion paper on sustainable governance for financial companies to solicit governance opinions related to sustainable development. FCA believes that the financial industry needs to play an important role in the process of net zero transition, and the sustainable governance of financial companies is becoming more important