New investment products seeking authorization from the Securities and Futures Commission (SFC) to be classified as green or ESG will have to meet new requirements introduced by the regulator in addition to the applicable provisions of the SFC handbook for unit trusts and mutual funds, investment-linked assurance schemes and unlisted structured investment products.
The SFC has issued a circular to provide guidance to management companies of SFC-authorised unit trusts and mutual funds on enhanced disclosures for SFC-authorised green or environmental, social and governance (ESG) products. The guid
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