Why green hushing isn't golden for insurers
Louise Findlay-Wilson, managing director of financial services PR specialists Energy PR, discusses green hushing and its ramifications for the insurance industry.
Greenwashing may be a much more familiar phrase, but green-hushing - where companies underplay their green credentials or try to play safe by not talking about ESG activities at all – is on the rise
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