Singapore Assets Authority (MAS) has launched a series of steps towards improving the financial sector’s resilience to environmental risks, including cutting carbon emissions and reducing greenhouse gases. These are four key outcomes for the business.
Source: mondovisione.comPublished on 2022-07-28
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