Lord Stern appointed to Green Investment Bank Advisory Group

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Author of Stern Review joins former Green Investment Bank Commission chairman Bob Wigley on 10-strong board

Leading environmentalist Lord Stern is among nine appointments to the £3bn Green Investment Bank Advisory Group, which is responsible for ensuring that the bank can start lending to infrastructure projects...

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