BSI: Sustainable investment funds guidelines aim to put 'meat on the bones of SDR'

Cristian Angeloni
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British Standards Institution claims its new standard aims to strengthen the integrity of sustainable investments in addition to increasing transparency and best practices

The British Standards Institution (BSI) has said that its recently launched set of standards governing sustainable investment funds aim to put "the meat on the bones" of the UK's Sustainability Disclosure...

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