'The payoff to society and investors can be substantial': $100tr investment may be needed to reach net zero globally by 2050

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Research from BNY Mellon Investment Management calculates majority of green investment should be directed to emerging markets

Up to $100tr in green investment may be needed to fund global transition to net zero by 2050, unlocking huge opportunities for society and investors worldwide, fresh analysis released today by BNY Mellon...

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