No repercussions for the companies–current U.S. policies are so loosey-goosey. However, Deutsche Bank AG’s asset-management arm is being investigated in Germany for greenwashing some ESG-labeled investment products. What should the punishment be for doing so? We shall see, if any.
If we were looking to public companies if they missed financial expectations their stock would tank. Hard to have an exact comparison there, but money tends to be the most powerful incentive.
Chief Growth Officer @ Platform Venture Studio
I couldn't quite tell from the article, but it doesn't seem like there were any repercussions for this miss right?
Builder of Beautiful Things
No repercussions for the companies–current U.S. policies are so loosey-goosey. However, Deutsche Bank AG’s asset-management arm is being investigated in Germany for greenwashing some ESG-labeled investment products. What should the punishment be for doing so? We shall see, if any.
Chief Growth Officer @ Platform Venture Studio
If we were looking to public companies if they missed financial expectations their stock would tank. Hard to have an exact comparison there, but money tends to be the most powerful incentive.