John David: MiFID II and the implications for ESG investing
'Disparity in readiness'
"Many advisers also highlight the absence of an agreed ESG taxonomy, a limited range of ESG products, and the potential for values-driven investment objectives to further restrict product choices" - John David
John David explores what MiFID II regulations means for ESG investing and, in particular, what advisers need to take not of...
In June 2020, rating agency Morningstar reported that global investments in environmental, social and governance (ESG) funds had reached a record high of $1.06 trillion, with capital inflows into sustainable...
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