Affiliation:
1. Adam Mickiewicz University in Poznań , Poland
2. Warsaw University of Technology , Poland
Abstract
Abstract
The subject of this study is, firstly, the identification of new obligations for financial institutions and supervisors resulting from the normative inclusion of ESG (environmental, social and governance) policy in financial market regulation. Secondly, we will answer the question of whether and to what extent the current regulatory pattern is changing in connection with ESG policy and, for this purpose, conduct an examination in the light of the provisions of the sustainable finance risk law from the perspective of a financial institution operating on the financial market, taking into account supervisory regulations in this area. The study also aims to consider various possible solutions for the optimal implementation of the policy of counteracting sustainable development risks in financial market law.
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