We need banks to collaborate, not just tell us it’s important
Banks know they must partner with peers to tackle climate change, so why don’t we have better ways to see if they are?
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Daniel Flatt launched Capital Monitor in 2021 after joining the New Statesman Media Group from Haymarket where he was most recently editorial director of its multiple award-winning portfolio of finance and investment publications. He is also the founding editor of CorporateTreasurer.
Banks know they must partner with peers to tackle climate change, so why don’t we have better ways to see if they are?
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