Financial Conduct Authority

Providers of environmental, social and governance (ESG) ratings are to be regulated in the UK by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), under new legislation passed this week

Regulator acknowledges that sustainability reporting rules could prove challenging for index-linked funds to comply with

Watchdog to probe energy firm over sourcing of wood chips for its biomass power plant between January 2022 and March 2024

Review of climate reporting regime signals it is largely working as intended, but suggests rules could be 'more proportionate'

Service offering members of the public the chance to co-own renewables projects enjoys surge in demand for first two wind turbines on the platform in Yorkshire and Wales

UK asset manager adopts all four SDR labels across a total of 16 of its funds

Naming and marketing rules have come into force, but is the market responding?

FCA measures aim to improve trust and transparency of sustainable investment products and reduce risks of 'greenwashing'

Deadline for complying with naming and marketing rules extended to 2 April 2025

The regulator's new guidance should result in greater clarity and simplicity around financial products and services badged as green, writes Ecology Building Society's Stephanie Landymore