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BSI launches global standard for net zero transition planning in financial institutions

"Questions remain as to how institutions have set their transition planning objectives targets and how rigorously these have been integrated."
Melodie Michel
Melodie Michel
BSI launches global standard for net zero transition planning in financial institutions
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