EU markets regulator calls out asset managers for greenwashing

Social media posts about ostensibly green initiatives that lack proof are “common,” states the European Securities and Markets Authority.
ESMA's premises in Paris. | Photo: PR / ESMA
ESMA's premises in Paris. | Photo: PR / ESMA
By Frances Schwartzkopff / Bloomberg

Corners of Europe’s fund industry have been routinely touting their ESG credentials without providing documentation, fueling fresh concerns about greenwashing, the bloc’s markets regulator says.

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