Goldman Sachs quits global climate coalition for banks
- Goldman Sachs has quit the Net-Zero Banking Alliance, which aimed to align bank activities with climate efforts, marking a notable exit of a U.S. Financial firm.
- The decision follows pressure from some Republican politicians who suggested that membership could violate anti-trust rules.
- Despite leaving the NZBA, Goldman Sachs remains committed to sustainability and its role in the energy sector.
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