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to meet the ESG data collection needs of banks and
other players in the European financial service arena.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
This paper has been supported by the following
projects:
• “ESG - Alternative data in credit management” re-
alized in the context of the first call for project of
the Fintech Milano Hub
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• “Validated Question Answering” n.
F/190114/01/X44 - CUP: B28I20000040005
PON “I&C” 2014-2020 FESR - And for sustain-
able growth - Sustainable manufacturing DM
05.03.2018 - DD 20/11/2018, art. 38, 47 e 48
D.P.R. n. 445 of 28/12/2000.
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