Does the product commit to make EU Taxonomy-aligned investments?
Invest Europe — fund
The fund commits to make EU Taxonomy-aligned investments.
The EU Taxonomy Regulation sets out the following circumstances under which economic activities can qualify as environmentally sustainable or “Taxonomy-aligned”. In order for the activity to be Taxonomy-aligned it must:
(1) Substantially contribute to at least one of the six environmental objectives as defined in the Regulation (climate change mitigation, climate change adaption, the sustainable use and protection of water and marine resources, the transition to a circular economy, pollution prevention and control, and the protection and restoration of biodiversity and ecosystems).
(2) Do no significant harm to any of the other five environmental objectives as defined in the Regulation.
(3) Be carried out in accordance with “minimum safeguards”.
Also in
EU SFDR - Article 9
- Does the product commit to make sustainable investments?
- If yes - Minimum share of such investments
- If yes - Minimum share of such investments
- Does the product commit to make investments with an environmental objective that do not meet the criteria of the EU Taxonomy?
- If yes - Minimum share of such investments
- Does the product commit to make investments with a social objective?
- If yes - Minimum share of such investments
- Does the product consider the most significant negative impact of its investments on the environment and society?
- Does the product have a GHG emission reduction target?
- If yes - Main strategy followed to achieve such target:
- If yes - Target's reduction ambition
- If yes - Target's financed emissions in baseline year
- If yes - Target's base year
- If yes - Target's target year
- If yes - Target's financed emissions in reporting year
- If yes - Target's aim to limit global warming to 1.5°C
- Does the product use a specific index as a reference benchmark?