Scottish Widows targets net-zero across £170bn fund range by 2050
Aims to halve its carbon footprint by 2030
Scottish Widows will aim to halve the carbon footprint of its investments by 2030 on the way to achieving net-zero across its entire portfolio of investments by 2050.
In a statement published on Monday morning (8 February) the six million customer-strong provider also said it will invest heavily in a range of climate solutions, including renewable energy, low-carbon...
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