ESG : Addressing greenwashing in financial services
Financial services firms are being urged to increase the scrutiny of environmental protection credentials (Environmental Security Governance - Environmental Responsibility) in a bid to reduce the risk of greenwashing. But what is it and how can it be sustainable?
Source: internationaltaxreview.comPublished on 2022-08-08
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