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Eurosif: SFDR risks unintentional investor ‘greenwashing’ – Environmental Finance

By 3 July 2022 No Comments

European sustainable investment forum Eurosif’s greatest concern about the EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is the risk of unintentional ‘greenwashing’, it has said.

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