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69% of CFOs expect higher returns from sustainability initiatives than from traditional investments

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A recent survey of more than 500 chief financial officers on financing the green economy conducted by global management consultancy Kearney and media broadcaster We Don't Have Time found that 69% of CFOs expect higher returns on sustainability initiatives compared…

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69% of CFOs expect higher returns from sustainability initiatives than from traditional investments

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69% of CFOs Expect Higher Returns From Sustainability Initiatives Than From Traditional Investments

A recent survey of more than 500 chief financial officers on financing the green economy conducted by global management consultancy Kearney and media broadcaster We Don’t Have Time found that 69% of CFOs expect higher returns on sustainability initiatives compared to traditional investments. Leading global consultancy Kearney has released its new report, “Staying the Course: Chief Financial Officers and the Green Transition,” which reveals that …

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CFOs prioritise sustainability amid financial pressures

69% of CFOs anticipate higher returns from sustainability initiatives over traditional investments, underscoring a strategic shift towards green finance, according to a report. Despite geopolitical uncertainties and financial challenges, the report by global consultancy Kearney and media broadcaster We Don’t Have Time have indicated that 92% of CFOs plan to boost net investments in sustainability

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