The concept of “sustainable investments" is a critical component of the evolving sustainable finance landscape in Europe, especially concerning the EU Taxonomy regulation. This regulation, along with the Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) and MiFID II, plays a pivotal role in defining and promoting sustainable finance practices.
In this webinar, Nora Sandahl, Head of Sustainability at Datia and Ana Bernal, Head of Product at Datia guide you in creating your own definition of Sustainable Investments for your financial products and help with insightful tips and best practices for you to be able to assess and report the percentage of your portfolio that aligns with this definition.
During the webinar, we covered the following topics:
- What are Sustainable Investments according to the EU Taxonomy?
- Introduction to the EU Taxonomy regulatory framework
- Six environmental objectives of EU Taxonomy
- EU Taxonomy: Disclosure obligations
- Best practices to implementing a process to calculate the percentage of your portfolio meeting the definition of Sustainable Investments (EU Taxonomy Module)
- How Datia can support you in enhancing your EU Taxonomy framework.
Speakers
Nora Sandahl
Nora is an experienced sustainability professional with a background in sustainability consulting, finance, and regulation. She's spent numerous hours reading sustainability reports and EU directives and regulations.
Ana Bernal Ramos
Ana leads design and strategic decisions about how Datia can continue improving and meeting customers' needs. Before Datia, Ana designed digital public services for governments - later recognized by the United Nations. She also contributed to the scale-up company MURAL for Enterprises, an app used by over 90% of Fortune 100.
