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Non-financial approaches in collective investment schemes
Non-financial approaches in collective investment schemes
This third edition on major trends of funds presenting non-financial approaches in France analyses the particular approaches of certain asset classes (private equity, real estate, money market funds) or strategies. The AMF also analyses the quality of information on greenhouse gas emissions and the publication requirements regarding article 173 of the French Energy Transition law. The report complements Position-Recommendation DOC-2020-03, which will be updated to incorporate the elements of doctrine mentioned in this report.
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