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Amid ongoing economic turbulence, one might expect financial institutions to pull back on environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives – but signs point to most banks staying the course or doubling down. A recent SAS-sponsored survey of 500 banking executives revealed that more than three-quarters (76%) believe financial services must address societal issues. Yet 64% of executives think banking lags behind other sectors in advancing ESG goals.
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"Amid ongoing economic turbulence, one might expect financial institutions to pull back on environmental, social and governance (ESG) initiatives – but signs point to most banks staying the course or doubling down. A recent SAS-sponsored survey of 500 banking executives revealed that more than three-quarters (76%) believe financial services must address societal issues. Yet 64% of executives think banking lags behind other sectors in advancing ESG goals." - Alex Kwiatkowski, Director, Global Financial Services

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