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Nordic investors sign declaration to support Climate Action 100+ despite major departures

Several pension funds from Sweden and Denmark are among investors who insist the international coalition remains an “effective and efficient way” to collaborate on climate action.
Jacob Ehlerth Jørgensen, Head of ESG at Sampension, says major asset managers "need to stay at the table" to engage with companies on climate risks. | Photo: PR / Sampension
Jacob Ehlerth Jørgensen, Head of ESG at Sampension, says major asset managers "need to stay at the table" to engage with companies on climate risks. | Photo: PR / Sampension
by BIBI CHRISTENSEN

A wide group of international investors representing around USD 4.6trn in assets have signed a statement to support Climate Action 100+, after some of the world’s largest asset managers have withdrawn from the international investor coalition.

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