Report: Nordea Asset Management plans to ditch coal investments

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Financial Times reveals largest Nordic fund manager plans to exclude companies from its investment portfolio based on their exposure to coal

Nordea Asset Management is set to blacklist around 40 coal mining companies from its investment portfolio, as the company joins a growing trend of investors cutting their exposure to fossil fuel assets....

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