Executives from banks and pension funds and experts in sustainable finance have joined the Advisory Board of the Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre.
- Feature
- Climate
- Economy
- Governance
- 20 September 2018
- SEI Stockholm
- Sweden
- English
- Hanna Ståhlberg
Executives from banks and pension funds and experts in sustainable finance have joined the Advisory Board of the Stockholm Sustainable Finance Centre.
Academics and practitioners from around the world will explore whether and how climate policy should limit the supply of fossil fuels.
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