Top banks back new net zero guide for financial institutions

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Top banks back new net zero guide for financial institutions

New guide backed by the Prince of Wales aims to help banks support clients and customers as they work to curb their emissions

The Prince of Wales' Financial Services Task Force (FSTF) has this week launched a new Net Zero Practitioner's Guide to help banks better support their clients' transition to net zero. The FSTF is a...

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