The Bermuda Monetary Authority has published a consultation paper proposing amendments to Bermuda’s investment fund regulatory framework to strengthen sustainability-related disclosures and restrict the use of misleading names by funds. The proposals would require Bermuda-registered and authorised funds that claim to be ‘sustainable’ or to follow sustainable investment strategies to provide additional disclosures in offering documents, including disclosures of material sustainability risks. They would also prohibit misleading fund names, codifying existing Bermuda Monetary Authority practices. Comments are requested by close of business on 25 November 2025.
Bermuda Monetary Authority 2025-09-02
Bermuda Monetary Authority launches consultation on sustainability disclosures and prohibition of misleading fund names
The Bermuda Monetary Authority has released a consultation paper proposing amendments to enhance sustainability-related disclosures and restrict misleading fund names in Bermuda’s investment fund regulatory framework. The proposals mandate additional disclosures for funds claiming sustainability and prohibit misleading names, aligning with existing practices.