NZ Super Fund grilled on ethical investments, CEO pay
Super Fund swaps $1 billion of assets to get out of carbon.
The NZ Superannuation Fund has significantly reduced its exposure to carbon but is finding it tricky to entice its external managers to do the same.
At Parliament's finance and expenditure select committee hearing this morning, Super Fund chief executive Adrian Orr told politicians the super
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Wed, 21 Feb 2018
Wed, 21 Feb 2018
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NZ Super Fund grilled on ethical investments, CEO pay
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