GFANZ cuts partnership with UN's Race to Zero campaign

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Mark Carney is the former governor of the Bank of England
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Mark Carney is the former governor of the Bank of England

Mark Carney-led, multi-trillion-dollar net zero finance initiative drops requirement for its members to join UN climate campaign

The Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ) - the global initiative backed by financial firms representing trillions of dollars of investments that is led by former governor of the Bank of England...

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