Green investor surge: 400 global asset managers pledge to step up climate efforts

Michael Holder
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Investors with $32tr in assets under management back new Investor Agenda to step low carbon funding and climate risk transparency efforts

Nearly 400 investors boasting a collective $32tr in assets under management have today signed up to a new global investment initiative aimed at accelerating action on climate change, as the transition...

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