greenwashing

Perhaps we will speak more plainly, companies will match the words they commit to with real action, and investors more sanguine

The raid is a high-profile early example of lenders facing legal consequences for greenwashing.

A lack of clear guidelines in the beauty industry may open the door for a new kind of greenwashing

Europe’s landmark anti-greenwash rulebook is reining in an industry that ballooned to more than US$35 trillion

Greenwashing has become more widespread and sophisticated in recent years. Now, regulators and investors are fighting back.

According to Generation Investment, which Gore chairs, 42% of environmental claims have been "exaggerated, false or deceptive."

Close monitoring of ESG standards is required to ensure greenwashing doesn't materialise with sustainability-linked bonds

SINGAPORE (June 17): With the rise and rise of new sustainable funds, the question of how to avoid greenwashing becomes more prevalent. Sustainable responsible investing (SRI) labels are popping up and the European Union is in the process of defining an e

SINGAPORE (Dec 28): With sustainable investing expected to see greater interest from investors, particularly with the introduction of more products, the next few years are crucial for the sector not to slip into what observers term “greenwashing”.