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The Swiss challenge
By
Paul Mackintosh
- Asia
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Global financial leader risks losing relevance if it doesn’t embrace ESG
Both economic emotions, greed and fear, seem in full play in the rollout of sustainable investing: greed for the opportunities opened up by a new and very fashionable investment area; and fear for the existential risk of planetary survival posed by...
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