Greenwashing Spurs Call to Give EU Bondholders Legal Protection
The European Union’s green bond rules could be changed by a new law enforcement system, according to research from the European University Institute in Brussels. Why does this change mean investors should be fined for infringing their duties?
Source: bnnbloomberg.caPublished on 2022-04-29
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