Institutional investors risk missing out on renewables boom

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MSCI research says pension funds and insurance companies are not moving fast enough to capitalise fully on the global shift to green energy

Institutional investors are continuing to shift away from carbon-intensive assets but are not moving fast enough to capitalise on the rapid growth of the clean tech sector. That is the conclusion of...

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