Deutsche Bank has, for the first time, published quantifiable targets for expanding its sustainable business activities covering the ESG space and aims to support the transformation towards a sustainable economy. By the end of 2025, the bank will increase its volume of ESG financing plus its portfolio of sustainable investments under management to over €200bn in total. By the same time, the German lender will also be entirely reliant on renewable energy. "We are driven by a very strong conviction to help shape the global change to a sustainable, climate-neutral and social economy," s...
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