About this event
Background
The EU’s Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation is a series of sustainability-related disclosures and comes into effect March 2021.
As it stands, it will require extensive manager and product level disclosures for all asset managers and firms that market their funds into Europe.
The most onerous disclosures will be reserved for larger firms and those that market their products as having specific ESG characteristics and objectives. But even if you do not promote products as having ESG characteristics, some additional disclosures will now be required.
Join us for a deep dive into what the SFDR actually means for funds and what you should be doing at this stage to ensure you are prepared for March 2021.
What should Hedge Fund Managers know about the SFDR?
- What does it mean for fund managers?
- EU ESG Regulatory Framework
- Disclosure requirements
- Timetable
- Practical steps & key takeaways
Panellists
Kate Tracey - Solicitor (Supervising Associate), Simmons & Simmons
Giorgio Botta - Regulatory Policy Advisor, EFAMA
Rebecca Chesworth - Senior Equities Specialist, State Street Global Advisors
Dani Williams - Principal Consultant, ACA Compliance
Melanie Pittas - Partner, haysmacintyre
Ali Kazimi - Managing Director, Hansuke Consulting
Contact
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Kate Tracey Solicitor @ Simmons & SimmonsG
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Dani Williams Regulatory & Compliance Consultant @ ACA ComplianceG
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Hansuke ConsultingT
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Ali Kazimi Managing Director @ Hansuke ConsultingG
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Rebecca Chesworth Senior Equities Strategist @ State StreetG
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Giorgio Botta Regulatory Policy Advisor @ EFAMAG
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Melanie Pittas Partner @ haysmacintyreG
Hansuke Consulting
Agile by DesignHansuke Consulting is a specialist financial services consulting firm that serves leading businesses, governments, NGOs, and non-profits.
