The Luxembourg Finance Labelling Agency (LuxFLAG) has announced that the assets under management (AuM) of its labelled investment products have surpassed the EUR 100 billion mark and stand at EUR 106.2 billion, as at March 31 2020.

LuxFLAG says it labels a total of 196 investment products – 123 ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance), six Environment, three Climate Finance, 33 Microfinance, 21 Green Bonds and 10 Applicant Fund status.

These investment products are domiciled in seven jurisdictions - Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands - and are managed in 16 countries by 84 entities.

The number of LuxFLAG ESG labelled investment products saw a substantial growth of 167 percent over the last 12 months, reflecting the increasing importance of highlighting the ESG credentials of investment products and a strong growth in sustainable investing.

Furthermore, the total number of LuxFLAG labelled investment products has grown by 88 percent over the last 12 months.

LuxFLAG General Manager Sachin Vankalas said: "We are pleased to witness the increasing demand for LuxFLAG Labels which is a clear reflection of continuous growth in Sustainable Finance.

"We believe that the current context around the ongoing epidemic will further sharpen investor focus and pressure on companies in screening ESG factors such as continuity planning, treatment towards employees, supply chain management and overall preparedness for disasters."

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The Luxembourg Finance Labelling Agency (LuxFLAG) has announced that the assets under management (AuM) of its labelled investment products have surpassed the EUR 100 billion mark and stand at EUR 106.2 billion, as at March 31 2020.

LuxFLAG says it labels a total of 196 investment products – 123 ESG (Environment, Social, and Governance), six Environment, three Climate Finance, 33 Microfinance, 21 Green Bonds and 10 Applicant Fund status.

These investment products are domiciled in seven jurisdictions - Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands - and are managed in 16 countries by 84 entities.

The number of LuxFLAG ESG labelled investment products saw a substantial growth of 167 percent over the last 12 months, reflecting the increasing importance of highlighting the ESG credentials of investment products and a strong growth in sustainable investing.

Furthermore, the total number of LuxFLAG labelled investment products has grown by 88 percent over the last 12 months.

LuxFLAG General Manager Sachin Vankalas said: "We are pleased to witness the increasing demand for LuxFLAG Labels which is a clear reflection of continuous growth in Sustainable Finance.

"We believe that the current context around the ongoing epidemic will further sharpen investor focus and pressure on companies in screening ESG factors such as continuity planning, treatment towards employees, supply chain management and overall preparedness for disasters."