The era of hyper-efficient, lean supply chains is over. In today’s geopolitically volatile world, businesses are discovering that true agility comes not from speed alone, but from building resilience and strategic flexibility into their global networks.
Nordeas påverkansarbete driver på energibolagen att minska sina metanutsläpp till nära noll
Eric Pedersen, chef för ansvarsfulla investeringar, och Renée Tengberg, ESG-ansvarig för klimat och natur, förklarar varför det är viktigt för kapitalförvaltare att bedriva påverkansarbete för att minska metanutsläppen.
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