Aviva Investors claims 'strong progress' against its net zero ambitions

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Aviva plc head office in the City of London | Credit: Aviva
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Aviva plc head office in the City of London | Credit: Aviva

The firm plans to reach net-zero emissions across its real assets platform by 2040

Aviva Investors claims its real assets business has made "strong progress" against its net zero targets, having cut the carbon intensity of its portfolio while also ramping up its investments in green...

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