£30bn pension fund: we'll sack asset managers that ignore climate crisis

Brunel Pension Partnership sets 2022 deadline for investment firms to reduce exposure

A £30bn British pension fund has threatened to sack investment managers that do not take action on the climate crisis, criticising the sector as “not fit for purpose”.

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