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In this document FEBEA highlights the gaps in the current proposition of sustainable finance as framed by the EU, proposing to integrate some of the practices and approaches linked to Ethical Finance.
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The EU sustainable finance agenda is a very welcome step towards the recognition of non economic consequences of financial activities. However, the current framework could be improved to promote a much broader concept of sustainability.
With this document, we want to highlight the gaps in the current proposition of sustainable finance as framed by the EU, proposing to integrate some of the practices and approaches linked to Ethical Finance, as understood by dozens of financial institutions active in Europe for at least the last two decades.
This paper is based on three trainings that have been organized by FEBEA on the topic of impact measurement and management.
This policy paper urges the European Commission to build upon existing international and EU standards to develop a robust Social Investment Framework.
As the European Union grapples with challenges in its Single Market, calls for deeper capital markets integration have intensified. Enrico Letta’s report “Much More than a Market” has gained significant attention, serving as an unofficial blueprint for the proposed Capital Markets Union (CMU), which aims to enhance EU competitiveness and bridge the green funding gap.
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