SFDR Article 10 - European Equity Model Disclosure
中文标题
SFDR 第10条 - 欧洲股票模型披露
Core conclusion · Tlines extraction
Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas discloses its Europe Equity Model under SFDR Article 10 as promoting environmental or social characteristics, not pursuing sustainable investment. Inclusion requires an MSCI ESG rating of at least A, with BBB allowed for emerging-market other issuers and for emerging-market or high-yield funds. At least 51% of the portfolio excluding liquidity must take account of principal adverse impacts, currently only via exclusions. In special market conditions, account balances and short-term deposits may reach 100%.
- Institution
- Deutsche Bank
- Published
- 09/28/2026
- Research topic
- Not explicitly stated
- Time horizon
- September 2026 · short-term
Key arguments
- The Europe Equity Model promotes E/S characteristics but does not aim for sustainable investment under SFDR.
- Minimum MSCI ESG rating is A, relaxed to BBB for emerging-market corporate issuers and for emerging-market or high-yield funds.
- Exclusions cover norm violations, controversial business areas, and states labelled not free by Freedom House.
- PAIs for greenhouse gas emissions and social/employee matters are applied only via exclusions, not full indicator measurement.
Key numbers
- Minimum MSCI ESG rating for inclusion
- A
- Rating threshold for emerging-market issuers and certain funds
- BBB
- Minimum portfolio share considering PAIs excluding liquidity
- at least 51%
- Thermal coal and unconventional oil/gas revenue exclusion threshold
- more than 5%
- Maximum account balances and short-term deposits in special market conditions
- up to 100%
Main risks
- MSCI compliance is not monitored and accuracy or completeness of its positive lists cannot be guaranteed.
- PAI data is often unavailable and the Bank does not make estimates when data is missing.
- External verification of compliance with MSCI ESG rating requirements does not take place; only internal quality management reviews the portfolio quarterly.
Corresponding source evidence
Moreover, issuers, with the exception of governments and investment funds (“other issuers”) , should be excluded if the overall assessment of the issuer according to MSCI's analysis indicates that the Deutsche Bank Trust Company Americas September 2026 issuer's business practices or the manufactured products materially violate national or international norms, laws and/or generally accepted global standards.
· September 2026short-term deposits) may also account for up to 100% of the assets subject to management in what the bank considers to be special market situations.
· short-termIn these special market conditions, up to 100% of the assets may therefore be held in investment instruments not subject to the MSCI ESG rating requirements and eligibility criteria.
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