'First 100 days': Investment giants urge next government to move quickly to boost green investment

James Murray
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Investment Delivery Forum sets out Partnership for Prosperity programme, calling on whoever forms the next government to take urgent steps to boost public-private investment in green projects

Some of the UK's biggest investment, insurance, and pensions firms have today backed a new report calling on whoever forms the next government to use the first 100 days in office to deliver a series of...

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