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Rosato is associated in the source content with sustainability, ESG, and sustainable finance topics, particularly regulatory developments in Europe. The material references ESG disclosure, greenwashing prevention, corporate sustainability reporting, and the integration of ESG risks into financial frameworks. It also highlights the role of compliance, data accuracy, traceability, and third-party assurance in ESG reporting. Other source material linked to the Rosato name discusses sustainable development goals, impact investing, and the use of gamification to support sustainable behaviours in SMEs.

Rosato Sustainability Actions

Discussed 2025 SFDR changes

Key 2025 Changes to Watch: January 2025: New SFDR Delegated Act to clarify sustainability disclosures; June 2025: Updated guidelines on ESG fund names to prevent greenwashing; Q4 2025: Final report on ESG ratings regulation to enhance transparency. Companies must ensure data accuracy, traceability, and third-party assurance to build trust and meet regulatory expectations.

Outlined ESG rating standards

ESMA’s final report revises technical standards under the regulation on ESG rating activities, aiming to reduce burden, enhance clarity, and simplify requirements. It summarises feedback from the public consultation on applications for authorisation and recognition, separation of activities, and public disclosure requirements.

Linked compliance and ESG

The link between the two regulations is therefore reaffirmed, as well as the interconnected purposes of the two provisions. In terms of sustainability, this kind of approach is critically highlighted with the term “green washing”, that is, giving a “green tint” to the communication, boasting attention to environmental and climate issues that is only apparent and devoid of substantial content.

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Rosato Sustainability Commitments

2025

SFDR disclosure changes

January 2025: New SFDR Delegated Act to clarify sustainability disclosures.

2025

ESG fund-name guidelines

June 2025: Updated guidelines on ESG fund names to prevent greenwashing.

2025

ESG ratings report

Q4 2025: Final report on ESG ratings regulation to enhance transparency.


Sustainable Development Goals

Rosato is committed to advancing these Global Goals to promote prosperity for people & planet.

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