There is a risk that European politicians will place less emphasis on environmental, social and governance finance as more right-wing governments come to power across the continent, according to an industry body.
The focus on ESG financial regulation is already dropping from the rhetoric of senior European Council members and could fall further down the agenda after a new European parliament is elected in June 2024, according to.
The focus on ESG financial regulation is already dropping from the rhetoric of senior European Council members and could fall further down the agenda after a new European parliament is elected in June 2024, according toÖsterreich Neuesten Nachrichten, Österreich Schlagzeilen
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