CONTENTS
SFDR — the EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation — requires financial market participants to disclose how they manage sustainability risks and to classify products by their sustainability characteristics (Articles 6, 8, and 9).
Example in context
You're an asset manager marketing a fund across the EU. SFDR sets what you must disclose about its climate and sustainability risks — and constrains how you can describe its environmental ambition without overstating it.
Why it matters
SFDR shapes how products are labelled and sold in the EU, and physical climate risk is part of the sustainability risk it covers — weak evidence invites greenwashing scrutiny. EarthScan supplies the physical-risk evidence base behind SFDR disclosures.
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FAQ
What does SFDR require?
Disclosure of how sustainability risks are managed, plus classification of products under Article 6, 8, or 9.
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