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  The Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) The SFDR is part of a package of measures introduced to implement the EU action plan on sustainable finance ( ) which aims to push more capital towards sustainable activities. The SFDR introduces various mandatory disclosure-related requirements for financial market participants and financial advisors at entity, service and product level in relation to the firm’s approach to ESG matters, covering “Sustainability Risks”, defined as any environmental, social or governance events or conditions, including but not limited to climate change, which could cause a material negative impact on the value of an investment; “Principal Adverse Impacts”, defined as any negative effects that investment decisions or advice could have on sustainability factors; and additional requirements for products that promote ESG characteristics or that have sustainable investment objectives.

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