LPFA to invest five per cent of pension holdings in 'climate solutions' by 2030

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Around £400m of investment from the London Pensions Fund Authority earmarked for climate and net zero opportunities in the UK

The London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) has committed to investing five per cent of its holdings - currently around £400m - in climate solutions and the net zero transition by 2030. The LPFA - which...

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