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#climaterisk — Public Fediverse posts

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  1. "#India's largest #banks have begun to audit their own and borrowers' #CarbonFootprint as they try to mitigate #FinancialRisks amid growing pressure from regulators and investors to better align their ESG reporting with global norms, a dozen sources told Reuters.

    A lack of #ClimateRisk disclosures could dent a bank's appeal for global investors and a delayed transition to greener business models may raise borrowing costs for companies, analysts said."

    reuters.com/sustainability/sus

  2. "#India's largest #banks have begun to audit their own and borrowers' #CarbonFootprint as they try to mitigate #FinancialRisks amid growing pressure from regulators and investors to better align their ESG reporting with global norms, a dozen sources told Reuters.

    A lack of #ClimateRisk disclosures could dent a bank's appeal for global investors and a delayed transition to greener business models may raise borrowing costs for companies, analysts said."

    reuters.com/sustainability/sus

  3. "#India's largest #banks have begun to audit their own and borrowers' #CarbonFootprint as they try to mitigate #FinancialRisks amid growing pressure from regulators and investors to better align their ESG reporting with global norms, a dozen sources told Reuters.

    A lack of #ClimateRisk disclosures could dent a bank's appeal for global investors and a delayed transition to greener business models may raise borrowing costs for companies, analysts said."

    reuters.com/sustainability/sus

  4. "#India's largest #banks have begun to audit their own and borrowers' #CarbonFootprint as they try to mitigate #FinancialRisks amid growing pressure from regulators and investors to better align their ESG reporting with global norms, a dozen sources told Reuters.

    A lack of #ClimateRisk disclosures could dent a bank's appeal for global investors and a delayed transition to greener business models may raise borrowing costs for companies, analysts said."

    reuters.com/sustainability/sus

  5. "#India's largest #banks have begun to audit their own and borrowers' #CarbonFootprint as they try to mitigate #FinancialRisks amid growing pressure from regulators and investors to better align their ESG reporting with global norms, a dozen sources told Reuters.

    A lack of #ClimateRisk disclosures could dent a bank's appeal for global investors and a delayed transition to greener business models may raise borrowing costs for companies, analysts said."

    reuters.com/sustainability/sus