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Greenwashing - key risks and issues in financial services

Greenwashing - key risks and issues in financial services

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29 October 2021
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As appetite in the market for “green” and ESG badged products grows and grows, so too grows the number of legislative and regulatory initiatives intended to prevent or mitigate the risk of greenwashing.
This briefing gives a snapshot on what greenwashing means, what you can do about it, and some key developments.
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