SMEs focus on economic concerns as climate change fails to make priority list
Aviva’s third annual risk report has found that SMEs remain unconcerned with climate change, as economic turmoil continues to dominate.
In a finding that UK and Ireland CEO Adam Winslow found “surprising”, climate change was not listed in the top 10 of concerns for small and mid-sized businesses in the UK.
It appeared that short-term
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