Online events
SFDR 2.0: Getting it right for EU investors and savers
Panel discussion
1 July 2026, 12:30 – 14:00 CET
European Parliament and online
Co-hosted alongside SFDR 2.0 Rapporteur Gerbrandy (Renew Europe), and Shadow Rapporteurs Wolters (S&D), Niedermayer (EPP), and Peter-Hansen (Greens/EFA).
The discussions gave MEPs and their teams a chance to hear directly from the European investors who will implement the revised Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation. ​The panel looked at how the proposed changes to the SFDR will potentially affect the sustainable investment market. Speakers will discussed how to ensure new categories are technically workable for the industry and clear for everyday savers. Additional representatives from European fund managers were also present in the audience to share their perspectives and enrich the discussion.
Policy & Capacity Building webinars
Eurosif organises regular webinars on the latest developments concerning sustainable finance at the European level.Â
Next webinars:
- Thursday, 21 May, 11:00-12:30
- Tuesday, 22 September, 11:00-12:00
- Thursday, 3 December, 11:00-12:00
Access:
Members of Sustainable Investment Forums (SIFs) in Eurosif’s membership and companies that are Eurosif Club partners can join these calls and watch the most recent recordings.
If you are a member of one of our member SIFs, you can contact your national SIF to receive the registration links for the webinars. If you are a Eurosif Club partner, we will send you the links directly.
Not yet a member of a SIF?
You can find the organisation for your country on our membership page.
Interested in becoming a Eurosif Club partner?
Learn more about advantages and conditions here.
If you have any questions, please contact us: contact@eurosif.org
Recording: Financing sustainable growth in the EU
The next steps for the competitiveness and industrial decarbonisation agenda
Panel discussion
19 March 2025, 12:00 – 14:00 CET
European Parliament and online
Hosted by MEP Radan Kanev (BG, EPP) and organised jointly with Eurosif, the European Sustainable Investment Forum.
To achieve its decarbonisation and competitiveness objectives, the EU needs to bridge an estimated annual investment gap of €750-800 billion a year. With the start of the new EU legislative mandate and the first initiatives for regulatory simplification, this panel discussion aims to detail the benefits of sustainable finance and its importance for scaling-up investments in industrial decarbonisation, increasing Europe’s competitiveness, and fostering sustainable growth.
This panel provided a stock-take of the current regulatory landscape for sustainable investments and recommendations for how to complete the EU sustainable finance framework with the focus on accelerating the transition to a low-carbon and resilient economy.
Watch a recording of the event on YouTube.
