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‘Reasonable’ to scrutinise CSRD to ensure disclosures ‘all useful’, says PRI’s Fabian

PRI chief sustainable systems officer talks to RI about ‘welcome’ simplifications of EU sustainable finance rules, predicts 2025 ‘realisation point’ for responsible investing.

Fiona McNally -

31 October 2024

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‘Reasonable’ to scrutinise CSRD to ensure disclosures ‘all useful’, says PRI’s Fabian

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