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Janus Henderson UK Property PAIF commits to net zero carbon by 2030

Anna Federova, Investment Week

17 January 2020 • 1 min read

The fund's new targets are intended to align with targets set by the UK Green Building Council

The Janus Henderson UK Property PAIF has committed to become operationally net zero carbon across its portfolio by 2030. The move means the fund will look to achieve an average energy use intensity...

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