EU Taxonomy II
Stephanie Sfakianos
35 years: Sustainable finance & banking
The Taxonomy represents the most comprehensive attempt to tackle the very thorny topic of “what is green” and “what is green enough” and hence to help markets identify greenwashing. In this video, Stephanie highlights the importance of taxonomy. She further talks about the challenges and arguments against the EU taxonomy.
The Taxonomy represents the most comprehensive attempt to tackle the very thorny topic of “what is green” and “what is green enough” and hence to help markets identify greenwashing. In this video, Stephanie highlights the importance of taxonomy. She further talks about the challenges and arguments against the EU taxonomy.
EU Taxonomy II
11 mins 51 secs
Although the EU Taxonomy brings numerous challenges, it is clear that pressure is building for a much more robust system for measuring and reporting on environmental impacts, which could present a wake-up call for market participants the world over.
Key learning objectives:
What are some of the challenges associated with the EU Taxonomy?
What does market research tell us about the EU Taxonomy?
What\'s next for the EU Taxonomy?
Stephanie Sfakianos
09:05
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