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BlackRock wants to partner with Nordic governments and investors on green infrastructure funds

The US asset manager wishes to create green infrastructure funds with seed capital from the Nordic governments, BlackRock’s global head of climate infrastructure, David Giordano tells AMWatch.
David Giordano, global head of climate infrastructure at BlackRock.
David Giordano, global head of climate infrastructure at BlackRock.
by PHILIP MADSEN

The world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, is looking to partner with Nordic governments and the region’s institutional investors in their efforts to transition the countries’ energy systems. 

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