- Political shifts, particularly the return of Donald Trump, are expected to impact sustainable finance in 2025.
- The U.S. and Europe will likely see a divergence in approaches, with the U.S. taking a more conservative stance on ESG regulations.
- While there is a global resilience for sustainable investment, investor priorities may shift towards long-term risk mitigation.
- The U.S. saw client withdrawals of $15.9 billion from sustainable funds, contrasting with $37.3 billion inflows in Europe.
- Despite regulatory challenges, ongoing demand for green energy solutions and sustainable investments remains a priority.
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Atlas Winston
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