Exxon investors deserve more detail on their investment risk, say analysts

Madeleine Cuff
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Writing exclusively for BusinessGreen, Carbon Tracker analysts warn ExxonMobil's climate risk assessment is short on crucial detail

Investors in ExxonMobil should demand more clarity on the long-term risks their capital faces, according to Carbon Tracker analysts. Earlier this month the US oil giant published its 2018 Energy and...

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