The European Structured Investment Products Association (Eusipa) is not advocating for a particular approach but is urging its members to “be careful with their approach to the ESG score”.

The structured products industry has been working on ESG disclosure standards since early 2020 after the three European Supervisory Authorities (ESAs - Eba, Eiopa and Esma) announced new guidelines on proposed environmental, social and governance (ESG) disclosure standards for financial market participants, advisers and products. “Under the new rules, product firms have to change their approach on product design and marketing,” says Thomas Wulf, general secretary of the European Str

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