EMEA > Banks won’t voluntarily shift towards net zero – they need a regulatory push, study finds

Banks won’t voluntarily shift towards net zero – they need a regulatory push, study finds

Published 16:20 on March 17, 2025  /  Last updated at 16:20 on March 17, 2025  / /  EMEA, Voluntary

Swiss banks have the necessary tools to hit net zero emissions by 2050, but the fear of losing competitiveness is holding them back, according to a study that raises doubts about the effectiveness of voluntary commitments from banks worldwide.  
Swiss banks have the necessary tools to hit net zero emissions by 2050, but the fear of losing competitiveness is holding them back, according to a study that raises doubts about the effectiveness of voluntary commitments from banks worldwide.  


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