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When Financing Meets Decarbonization
The flow of capital is undergoing structural change as sustainable finance rises to prominence. In the past, banks and investors relied primarily on financial statements to assess risk. Today, international regulations require financial institutions to also weigh climate risks and social impacts. A company’s access to capital now depends not only on revenues and profits but also on whether its emissions data are verifiable, its sustainability disclosures are transparent, and its reporting aligns with global standards.
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