Simon Mundy is the Moral Money Editor for the Financial Times, specializing in sustainable finance and ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) issues. His articles explore the intersection of finance, ethics, and sustainability, offering insights into the evolving landscape of responsible investing and its impact on the global economy. Simon's work has also been featured in Classical Music and Yahoo Finance.
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Simon Mundyrecaps his experience at the 2024 European Festivals Summit, reflecting on the issues and uncertainties festival directors currently face
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