The EU Taxonomy is a critical element of the EU's sustainable finance strategy and a vital tool in making the markets more transparent. In order to meet the 2030 European Green Deal targets in terms of making the EU the first carbon-neutral continent, it's essential to direct investments toward sustainable and clean projects. The Taxonomy Regulation entered into force on July 12th, 2020.

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The European Commission (03/01/2023) recently approved the political agreement between the EU Parliament and the European Council for a European green Bond Regulation. The European Green Deal will establish a high-quality standard for green bonds in the EU. The European green ban standard (EUGBS) aligned with the Taxonomy Regulation, will help raise green capital to finance green investments

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On 13th June 2023, the European Commission issued a non-binding set of recommendations for non-financial and financial companies to guide them on using the non-binding sustainable toolbox to transition to a new model. The European Commission published measures that strengthen the foundation of a more sustainable European economy.

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The European Sustainable Finance strategy and the EU Green Deal give a unique opportunity for European 'companies to make their business model more sustainable, and meet market requirements at the same time. ESG can bring better decision­-making. It can also boost the reputation of your organization and deliver a sustainable value chain.

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The growing concern over climate change in the past years and around ESG considerations still doesn't allow a user of credit ratings to draw a conclusion on the credit rating in the absence of global warming or climate change risk Transparency definitions and ECAls or other asset classes can possibly have an impact on risk ratings.

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