Morgan Stanley targets 'zero financed emissions' by 2050 in US first
But investment bank highlights lack of consistent CO2 methodologies for finance as 'critical challenge' for establishing near-term emissions reduction targets for its portfolio
Morgan Stanley has become the first major US bank to target 'net zero financed emissions' by 2050, with the bank yesterday announcing plans to drastically reduce its lending and underwriting of debt and...
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