Macquarie eyes coal exit by 2024 as bank ramps up green investment plans

Michael Holder
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Macquarie, Asian Development Bank, and Church of Scotland all strengthen their restrictions on fossil fuel investments

The shift away from fossil fuels among major financial firms and institutions worldwide continues to gain momentum, with Macquarie, the Asian Development Bank, and the Church of Scotland all strengthening...

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