
Matthijs Bolkenstein
Partner and banking & finance attorney-at-law at KPMG Meijburg Legal in the Netherlands
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Jun 4, 2026
Greenwashing in financial services
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Pilar GalánGUEST
So that no matter where the claim is made, they need to take into account the standards in the different jurisdictions where they have operations.

Matthijs BolkensteinGUEST
If I may add on that, we're now talking about regulations, but obviously one of the main risks is reputational risk, especially for multinationals.

Matthijs BolkensteinGUEST
What we see in the Netherlands is reputational risk always is linked to the media.

Matthijs BolkensteinGUEST
So the newspapers are not on top of it, but that's just for the Netherlands.

Matthijs BolkensteinGUEST
So what we hear from clients is, yeah, well, creamwashing, it's less important now or the enforcement will not be that strict.

Matthijs BolkensteinGUEST
I think we still see an increase of enforcement, but the media is not picking it up.
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Then perhaps we can hear from Walter and Pilar.