Companies around the world are under increasing pressure to place sustainability and responsible conduct at the heart of its business operations.
This pressure - largely coming from regulators, investors and the public - is to be applauded as a vital step in the transition towards a more sustainable future and lower-carbon economies. While the pressure is enabling positive change, it has also led to an increase in greenwashing: exaggerated or inaccurate claims about a company's sustainability as businesses scramble to meet expectations - and investors are quickly learning that not all that glitters is green. In fact, through analysing RepRisk's ESG data from the last two years, approximately one of every five climate-related ES...
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