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Москва, Россия
With an emphasis on how sustainable finance is changing, this paper offers a thorough study of the trends, obstacles, and opportunities in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) investing. This research looks at major growth drivers as ESG factors become more and more integrated into investment plans and company practices. It draws attention to important difficulties such data dependability, greenwashing, and the difficulties in funding net-zero carbon transitions. The study also looks at new trends such as the acceptance of sustainable products by the general public, the increased vigilance against greenwashing, and the growing significance of sincerity and firm promises in ESG practices. The study highlights the revolutionary effect of ESG investment on financial markets and business behavior via a thorough analysis of these dynamics, stressing the necessity of openness, responsibility, and creativity in achieving sustainability goals. This research provides insights into how businesses and investors can adapt to the ever-changing ESG investing landscape and help create a more robust and sustainable global economy.
Environmental Social and Governance); investment; sustainable finance; regulations; greenwashing; ESG Data
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