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Incentivising ESG transition
Sanctions and patient diplomacy
Incentivising ESG transition
Rebecca's latest contribution to Deutsche Bank's flow magazine argues that defining the impact of world trade on sustainability is at best a challenge and at worst impossible. On one level, between 20% and 30% of global CO2 emissions are associated with international trade making it a major contributor to the environmental challenges the world faces.
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Too big for us to fail?
Sanctions and patient diplomacy
Incentivising ESG transition
Rebecca's latest report for the ITFA's ESG committee provides some startling results. Based on a match of regulatory sustainability reports to the International Sustainability Standards Board with W-A.I, it shows that no bank complies fully with currently configured standards and most of the banks have their own way of measuring and repor
Rebecca's latest report for the ITFA's ESG committee provides some startling results. Based on a match of regulatory sustainability reports to the International Sustainability Standards Board with W-A.I, it shows that no bank complies fully with currently configured standards and most of the banks have their own way of measuring and reporting sustainability.
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Sanctions and patient diplomacy
Sanctions and patient diplomacy
Sanctions and patient diplomacy
The British Foreign Policy Group’s new report, co-authored by Dr Rebecca Harding and Dr. David Landsman finds that sanctions against Russia have led to a significant degree of trade diversion, are catalysing the separation of the economic, technological and financial world into ‘Eastern’ and ‘Western’ spheres of influence, and are inhibit
The British Foreign Policy Group’s new report, co-authored by Dr Rebecca Harding and Dr. David Landsman finds that sanctions against Russia have led to a significant degree of trade diversion, are catalysing the separation of the economic, technological and financial world into ‘Eastern’ and ‘Western’ spheres of influence, and are inhibiting the UK’s broader security and prosperity objectives by impacting the ‘patient diplomacy’ of engagement with ‘middle-ground’ powers.
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