Asian banks innovate products to meet corporate ESG goals

The GFIT is divided into workstreams, with focuses on developing a taxonomy with clear sustainability objectives, improving environmental risk management, and supporting green financing solutions. Standard Chartered launched an ESG-linked cash account for their corporate banking clients, tying the i...

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