SEC sanctions mutual fund greenwashing
Fund manager pays US$1.5 million to settle allegations involving ESG disclosure
- By: James Langton
- May 24, 2022 May 24, 2022
- 14:19
Fund manager pays US$1.5 million to settle allegations involving ESG disclosure
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Model rule, if implemented by regulators, would add enforcement teeth to arb awards, sanctions
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Recommendations aim to address poor practices in investment product disclosure
The observations came in the Fed's semiannual Financial Stability Report
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Trio failed to implement controls to prevent violations of derivatives, money laundering rules
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