European Taxonomy Regulation

The ESG regulatory landscape is becoming increasingly complex and challenging to navigate with new developments and in the post Brexit environment.

One of the key regulations is the European Taxonomy Regulation, which sets out an EU-wide classification system or taxonomy which is intended to provide a common language that businesses and investors can use to identify the degree to which given economic activities can be considered to be environmentally sustainable. This will include an analysis of core banking products and the EBF guidance as well as the position in relation to those doing asset management and related activities.

Watch our webinar on demand to understand how the EU Taxonomy Regulation applies to banks and asset managers, including what firms need to do now to ensure they are compliant.

Work needs to start now to meet the implementation deadline of 1 January 2022.

In this webinar our European team:

• outline the key components of the EU Taxonomy Regulation including the timeline

• discuss the key considerations for banks and asset managers at both an entity and product level

• share what firms need to do now to meet the deadline

• provide practical guidance on how to navigate the ESG regulatory landscape

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