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Explainer: Where does the UK stand with its taxonomy?

Big Ben and the UK parliament
The UK government transposed the EU Taxonomy Regulation into its own legal framework following Brexit. (Photo: Nannakim/Dreamstime)

The British government is biding its time over legislating for its green taxonomy. The UK taxonomy, which will aim at defining environmentally sustainable investments through a common framework, was due to enter UK secondary legislation last year. The government is taking its time, however. In December, the economic secretary to the ...

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