Spotlight on ESG: Validating the ESG credentials of the insurance supply chain
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Consumers, industry participants, civil society, regulators, and the media are all increasingly questioning the integrity of some of the ‘green’ claims made by companies and financial firms. ESG scrutiny is building, and this represents both business risk and opportunity for insurers, says Sara Costantini, managing director of Crif Decision Solutions
Sara Costantini, managing director, CRIF Decision SolutionsIn April 2022 new legislation came into force requiring UK registered companies and Limited Liability
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