Rachel Reeves to bring in legislation to regulate ESG rating agencies

Linus Uhlig
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Credit: Kirsty O'Connor / Treasury
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves. Credit: Kirsty O'Connor / Treasury

The Labour government is set to introduce new legislation regulate ESG rating providers.

As part of a commitment to follow through with her predecessor Jeremy Hunt's plans to clampdown on the sustainable ratings industry, Reeves will introduce the bill next year. In his Spring Budge...

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