EU reports identify numerous ways of misleading ESG investors

An airport calling itself ”green” because of solar panels on its roof is an example of misleading sustainability information, a new report by the EU’s financial markets watchdog states.
Protesters in Frankfurt, Germany, demonstrate against alleged EU greenwashing. | Photo: Arne Dedert/AP/Ritzau Scanpix
Protesters in Frankfurt, Germany, demonstrate against alleged EU greenwashing. | Photo: Arne Dedert/AP/Ritzau Scanpix

Cherry-picking. Omission. Ambiguity. Empty claims – including exaggeration. Misleading use of ESG terminology – such as the name of a particular fund.

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