By Huw Jones LONDON (Reuters) – Large banks in the European Union will have to show how they help or hinder the bloc from meeting climate goals by publishing “pioneering” indicators from 2024, the EU’s banking watchdog said on Monday. The European Banking Authority (EBA) set out environmental, social and governance (ESG) templates for the top 150 banks such as Deutsche Bank, SocGen and UniCredit to complete each year. This will allow investors to compare each bank’s exposure to polluting and environmentally-friendly companies, and monitor how fast lenders shift to more sustainable business mod…