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50% of car dealerships could be gone within seven years (Danish content)
Investors lack information (Danish content)
Partner Niels Vendelbo was quoted by finans.dk writing about the KPMG Survey of Corporate Responsibility Reporting 2017
Partner Niels Vendelbo was quoted by finans.dk writing about the KPMG Survey of Corporate Responsibility Reporting 2017.
He is quoted saying:
"Less that 10 percent of the big Danish companies reports on the risk of climate change, and it can become a problem if international investors choose not to invest in Denmark because they lack this information"
Read the full article (in Danish) here: finans.dk
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