Aviva Investors presses portfolio firms to deliver 'robust and viable' climate transition plans

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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 investor has today confirmed that the low carbon transition and reversing nature loss are among its top stewardship priorities for 2023

Aviva Investors has called on companies in its portfolio to publish "robust and viable" climate transition plans in 2023, as the asset manager today set out accelerating the low carbon transition, reversing...

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