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A “pivotal year”?
By
Elizabeth Dooley
- Asia
- Global
- United Kingdom
Pension funds seen as key players in the UK’s net zero transition
UK pension funds are investing in renewables through a combination of policy reform, infrastructure investments, and a desire for attractive returns.
At a roundtable in Westminster last October, a coalition of major UK and Australian pension funds...
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