Data the key to Net Zero economy transition: Willis climate survey

Rowan Douglas, Head of Willis Towers Watson’s Climate and Resilience Hub

The availability of data is the single greatest test firms expect to face over the next five years in order to address climate risk, according to a survey of leading financial institutions by Willis Towers Watson.

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