Introduction
The SFDR is one of the backbones of the EU's regulatory efforts to protect investors by providing more transparency on the degree to which financial products have environmental and/or social characteristics.
Now in the Matter platform you can find the necessary metrics to report on the PAIs (Principal Adverse Impact indicators) of your investments. Today, Matter offers coverage on:
- 20 of the mandatory indicators.
- 4 of the additional indicators.
About this framework
The EU's Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) sets a new standard for investment products and raises the bar on transparency and accountability.
With a focus on avoiding "greenwashing," the SFDR requires asset managers to disclose comprehensive information about the sustainability of their investment strategies. This includes a series of mandatory Principle Adverse Impact (PAI) indicators, providing investors with a clear picture of the potential impact of their investments.
By ensuring that investment products meet these minimum disclosure requirements, the SFDR supports responsible investing and helps to drive progress towards a more sustainable future.
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At portfolio level
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At portfolio level
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