EU rules on green investing could benefit sector here
The Republic of Ireland's financial services sector could become a "leading centre" for sustainable finance within the EU, according to officials from the Irish economy and climate change body the European Commission has claimed. However, it doesn't need to be classified as green.
Source: rte.iePublished on 2021-04-21
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