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ARTICLE · 14 DECEMBER 2022

Finance | Q4 2022

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One of the fastest-growing trends in the world of debt is sustainability. Climate change will be one of the most important public policy issues in the next decades. Based on public...

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  • One of the fastest-growing trends in the world of debt is sustainability. Climate change will be one of the most important public policy issues in the next decades. Based on public opinion surveys, there is a demand for greater regulation of business by governments across the world. It is worth observing that when it comes to the incorporation of ESG principles in lending and corporate decision-making, there is more and more progress on the social and governance components, not only environmental issues.

The biggest banks in the world are engaging in sustainability topics. At the recently held Sustainable Investing Summit organised by the Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing (now in its fourth edition), public and private sector representatives discussed topics like gender and racial equity, mental health, climate change, the need for investment in cross-sector solutions and others. Some of the most pressing issues were

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