Who is affected
Asset managers, banks, insurance and pension undertakings, investment advisers, plus sustainability, product and reporting functions.
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SFDR
The SFDR (Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation) governs how financial market participants disclose sustainability information. The courses cover entity and product level disclosures, Article 6/8/9 classification, principal adverse impacts (PAI) and the interaction with the Taxonomy Regulation.
Banking and finance
Insurance
Real estate
Legal services
Key requirements
- Entity-level disclosure of sustainability risks
- Product classification under Article 6, 8 or 9
- Principal adverse impact (PAI) statement
- Periodic reporting against binding sustainability targets
- Alignment with Taxonomy Regulation reporting requirements
Available certifications
Certification track
SFDR — Sustainable Finance Disclosure
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Open certification: SFDR — Basic · Sustainability disclosures in finance for allBasic
SFDR — Basic · Sustainability disclosures in finance for all
A short introduction to the SFDR: what it is, who it affects, and why it counters greenwashing.
Free Start →45 min · Bronze / participant / yr -
Open certification: SFDR — Sustainable Finance DisclosurePro
SFDR — Sustainable Finance Disclosure
Sustainability disclosure rules for financial market participants: Article 6/8/9, PAI and anti-greenwashing.
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Open certification: SFDR — Expert · Entity and product disclosures, PAI and taxonomyExpert
SFDR — Expert · Entity and product disclosures, PAI and taxonomy
An in-depth certification: entity vs. product level, PAI, Article 8 vs. 9, taxonomy alignment, RTS templates and supervision.