MSCI expands Implied Temperature Rise climate tool for investors

Valeria Martinez
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MSCI expands Implied Temperature Rise climate tool for investors

Expansion set to give investors access to more climate data for more than 56,000 equity and fixed income funds

MSCI has expanded its Implied Temperature Rise tool to cover funds and indexes, providing greater transparency for institutional investors aligning their investments with climate change targets. The...

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