Sustainable finance seen as competitiveness driver, but bureaucracy and viability remain hurdles

Experts assert that ecological and social transition financing has moved from niche to a core competitiveness engine, yet warn that bureaucratic complexity and project viability threaten momentum. The claim is an expert consensus rather than a hard data point, so the scale of the shift remains uncertain. This matters because it signals sustained investor and policy attention on ESG-linked capital flows.

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