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Private banks’ ESG boom tempered by greenwashing concern – Environmental Finance

By 22 June 2022 No Comments

Private banks have grown their sustainable investing product offering significantly in recent years, driven by client demand and regulation – but ‘concern’ remains about unsubstantiated claims of positive impact, researchers have said.

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