Major investors worth €6.6tr urge EU to stand firm on sustainability disclosure rules

Stuart Stone
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More than 160 Investors representing approximately €6.6trn in assets warn EU against weakening sustainability disclosure requirements

More than 160 investors collectively managing €6.6tr in assets have today urged the European Commission not to weaken proposed sustainability disclosure requirements for large companies doing business...

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