Pension schemes sign charter to demand climate change action
Asset managers must make changes
Some 76 trustees and chief investment officers from UK pension schemes with combined assets of £367bn have signed a pledge to push asset managers to take more action to help combat climate change.
The charter, created by networking site Mallowstreet, looks to get managers to ask ‘what is the impact on the climate?' for each and every investment they make as well as demand that the carbon impact...
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