SMEs Often Struggle With Net Zero Strategies, So Should Banks And Corporations Do More To Help?

Do small and medium-sized businesses need more help as they transition to “net zero” and where does that assistance come from? According to a new report, banks and the corporate customers who buy from SMEs could and should be doing more to help.

Titled “Financial Innovation for SME Net Zero Transition,” the report is something of a heavyweight contribution to the climate change debate as it applies to small companies. For those who care to count, it took four organizations – namely, the Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL)​, Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), the We Mean Business Coalition and the SME Climate Hub – to pull

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