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Sustainable finance, current and future implications for banks and monetary policy: assessing COVID impacts
The implications of COVID developments for monetary policy will certainly extend beyond the increased use of digital platforms and payments. The current environment is also focused on smart green techniques and green initiatives aimed at promoting a transition to a net zero based carbon emissions ec
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