Exclusions not the best way to manage carbon exposure, fund manager says
Is it a good idea to completely avoid companies with large carbon footprints?
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Institutional investors are increasingly weighing up a company’s exposure to carbon before investing but need to be careful not to take too narrow an approach, a fund manager says.
There has been an evolution in low carbon investing over the past five years, with plenty of funds committed to
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Fri, 23 Mar 2018
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Exclusions not the best way to manage carbon exposure, fund manager says
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