Regulating Sustainable Finance in Europe.

The European Sustainable Finance Action Plan marked its 5th anniversary in 2023. As this book goes to publication, the Action Plan's four key regulations are now all in force. The sustainable finance market is also in the process of reaching a new level of maturity in tackling greenwashing. The new European regulatory architecture for sustainable finance is getting closer and closer to its conceptual completion. The book provides you with an in-depth overview of this new emerging field of European law.

Auteur

Tadas Zukas is Global Lead Senior Legal Counsel Sustainability/ESG at Vontobel in Zurich, Switzerland, and a Fellow at Zurich University's Center for Sustainable Finance and Private Wealth. The author holds a Ph.D. in law from the University of Lucerne, an LL.M. and an executive CAS Sustainable Finance degree from the University of Zurich. Zukas publishes and speaks on regulatory sustainable finance topics and also teaches at Zurich University's executive sustainable finance education programme. His work has been featured on the pages of the New York-based 'Pensions & Investments' magazine and in the Green Hub Sustainable Conversations series of the London-based global legal rankings directory 'Legal 500'.

Contenu
Preface I. Introduction II. Blueprint of the New Regulatory Architecture: The European Sustainable Finance Action Plan of 2018 III. Europe's Transparency and Anti-Greenwashing Regime: The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation IV. Europe's »Green Vocabulary«: The Taxonomy Regulation V. Centrality of Client's Choice: MiFID II and the New Duty to Inquire on Client's Sustainability Preferences VI. More Data for More ESG: The New Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive VII. Tackling Greenwashing VIII. Concluding Observations List of References Laws, Regulations, Official Documents