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The latter situation arises when a seller does not want to expend resources to collect late payments from its customers. Second, the seller might offer a discount or require an immediate cash payment in order to entirely avoid the effort of billing the customer.

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Certainly, the underwriting of green bonds and loans and the advances in capital markets addressing the quality of project financing with green aspirations has made corporate commitments even more visible globally. 2020 is truly the year of data for ESG.

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