FE fundinfo's Matthias Breier: SDR adoption gains momentum but hurdles remain

'Rapid uptake signals strong industry confidence'

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The UK’s Sustainable Disclosure Requirements (SDR) continue to reshape the fund management landscape, with an increasing number of asset managers making public commitments to its labels.

The recent high-profile adoption of all four labels by Schroders signals the growing industry momentum behind SDR and reinforces its role in shaping a more transparent and accountable approach to sustainable investing. While there are still hurdles to overcome, the rapid uptake signals strong industry confidence in SDR's framework. Schroders' announcement that it will adopt all four SDR labels across 16 funds underscores a broader industry shift. CCLA's James Corah: 'Green hushing' is an opportunity, not a challenge This development is part of a growing trend, with more than 90 ...

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