The EU Sustainable Finance Disclosure Regulation (SFDR) is a set of rules that aim to make the sustainability profile of funds better comparable. The regulation forms part of the Sustainable Finance Framework and the SFDR is intertwined with the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan and EU Taxonomy aimed at creating a level playing field across the EU.

We are aware of the importance of sustainability and the role of the financial sector in it, but our primary objective is not to focus on sustainability and as a consequence Maven 11 has not integrated sustainability risks in its investment decision-making process.

We consider that our investments fall within the scope of Article 6 SFDR and Article 7 Taxonomy Regulation, as we:

1.       do not promote any environmental and/or social characteristics and (consequently) do not qualify as a financial product referred to in Article 8 SFDR; and

2.       do not have sustainable investment as our objective and (consequently) do not qualify as a financial product referred to in Article 9 SFDR.

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We aim to implement fair remuneration principles which are structured in such a way that promotes effective risk management, discourages excessive risk-taking, and avoids potential conflicts of interest.

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