Two-thirds of investors plan to funnel more cash into climate action
But survey commissioned by HSBC suggests investors are becoming increasingly frustrated over 'highly inadequate' information from companies on climate risk
Institutional investors are gearing up to plough increasing amounts of cash into the low carbon transition, but many still feel hamstrung by companies not being open enough about the climate-related risks...
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