Central Bank Portfolios Worth $3.8 Trillion Look to Go Green
This content was published on May 17, 2021 - 12:25
May 17, 2021 - 12:25
(Bloomberg)
Central banks are increasingly interested in environmentally sound and socially responsible investment, with 43% of respondents to the HSBC Reserve Management Trends survey for 2021 saying they’d bought green bonds.
The questionnaire carried out between February and April found that officials at 57 central banks, with assets worth $3.8 trillion, were either already factoring social and environmental criteria into decision-making or were considering doing so. Just 25% of institutions weren’t embarking on the trend, citing a lack of compatibility with mandates as the main reason.
ESG Report Uncovers Security Decision Makers 2021 Cybercrime Concerns
NEW YORK (BUSINESS WIRE) HUMAN (formerly White Ops), a cybersecurity company that protects enterprises from bot attacks to keep digital experiences human, today published new research into security leaders’ perceptions of and responses to sophisticated bot attacks. The research, which was conducted by Enterprise Strategy Group (ESG), revealed concerns about the threats bots pose, including site slowdowns caused by overwhelming traffic, new account fraud, credential cracking/brute force attacks, account takeover, content manipulation, sensitive content scraping, and inventory exhaustion and cart abandonment.
The survey was conducted during the first quarter of 2021 and collected insights from 425 cybersecurity and IT decision makers with application security knowledge and responsibilities for their organizations.
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