BlackRock departs climate investment group
- BlackRock has decided to leave the Net Zero Asset Managers Initiative, which aims to support the asset management industry in committing to a goal of net zero emissions.
- BlackRock's exit follows increased pressure from Republican politicians and states regarding its funding practices for fossil fuel projects.
- BlackRock's Vice Chairman stated that membership in the initiative caused confusion about BlackRock's practices and led to legal inquiries from public officials.
- Major banks, including Goldman Sachs and JP Morgan, have also exited similar climate finance alliances recently.
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