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Specialised funds focus on customers who want to make additional investments in climate protection. Share purchases are not enough for this.
How could Canada's pension fund invest more at home? Finance committee chair wants to know
Canada Pension Plan managers face the prospect of hearings by the House of Commons finance committee after MPs learned that only a small fraction of the public pension plan's billions of dollars of assets are invested in Canada.
The Caisse reaffirms its ambition to have a carbon portfolio by 2050. The post The CDPQ will invest $400 billion in climate action within five years appeared first on Les Affaires.
La Caisse Aims to Invest $400B in Climate Action by 2030
La Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec, Canada’s second-largest pension fund manager, has set an ambitious new target for sustainable investing. By the end of this decade, the institution aims to allocate $400 billion towards “climate action” investments. This pledge is a significant escalation of La Caisse’s efforts to drive global decarbonization and support the energy transition. Source
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