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Towards a Coherent Legal Framework for Sustainable Collective Investment Funds in the EU


ISBN13: 9789403557601
Published: August 2026
Publisher: Kluwer Law International
Country of Publication: Netherlands
Format: Hardback
Price: £84.00



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Towards a Coherent Legal Framework for Sustainable Collective Investment Funds in the EU is a book which is the culmination of six years of doctoral research at the KU Leuven under the supervision of Prof. Dr Veerle Colaert. The project was supported by a fellowship from the Research Foundation - Flanders (FWO). Some investors seek to align their investments with sustainability interests. As a result, sustainable funds have gained mainstream appeal, with combined assets under management surpassing two trillion euros in Europe. Funds are vehicles created by asset managers to pool money from various investors to achieve specific investment objectives. Sustainable funds are distinct in that they complement traditional financial metrics with the consideration of new issues such as climate change, biodiversity collapse and social justice in investment decision-making.

What’s in this book:

The legal framework governing sustainable funds constitutes a complex ecosystem of regulations, each with distinct legislative origins and objectives. This book outlines the different legal frameworks with the aim of clarifying how they interact and evaluating their coherence. It also explains the interaction between the legal frameworks and private labels, as well as the regulations governing marketing and distribution. Drawing on this analysis, the book concludes with nine policy recommendations aimed at improving the coherence of the framework while strengthening investor protection, market integrity and cost efficiency.

How this will help you:

The value of the author’s work, however, extends well beyond its normative proposals. His clear and comprehensive analysis of the various legislative instruments and their interaction offers insightful guidance not only to policymakers and academics, but perhaps even more so to practitioners who must navigate the sustainable finance framework on a daily basis. More generally, anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the development of EU sustainable finance regulation applicable to investment funds will find answers to many of their questions in this book.

Subjects:
Environmental Law
Contents:
Preface
A word of thanks

Introduction
Chapter 1. Setting the scene
Chapter 2. Research objective, question and method
Chapter 3. Overview

Title I. Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation
Chapter 1. Objectives
Chapter 2. Article 6
Chapter 3. Article 8
Chapter 4. Article 9
Chapter 5. Conclusion + visual representation

Title II. Taxonomy Regulation
Chapter 1. Objectives
Chapter 2. Taxonomy criteria
Chapter 3. Conclusion + visual representation

Title III. EU Regulatory labels
Chapter 1. European social entrepreneurship funds regulation
Chapter 2. European long-term investment funds regulation
Chapter 3. EU Ecolabel
Chapter 4. Labels proposed by the Platform on Sustainable Finance
Chapter 5. Conclusion + visual representation bringing everything together

Title IV. Private labels
Chapter 1. Towards Sustainability Label
Chapter 2. SRI label
Chapter 3. Conclusion + visual representation bringing everything together

Title V. Names Rule
Chapter 1. Context and objectives of the names rule
Chapter 2. Categories of sustainable funds in fund names
Chapter 3. Implications of names rule
Chapter 4. Conclusion

Title VI. Sustainability preferences
Chapter 1. Context and objectives of the concept of “sustainability preferences”
Chapter 2. Categories of sustainable funds in sustainability preferences
Chapter 3. Implications of sustainability preferences
Chapter 4. Conclusion

Conclusion

List of tables
List of abbrevations
Bibliography