Nordea: Corporates, not activists, will drive environmental agenda
Consumers 'real driving force' for changing corporate behaviour
Henning Padberg (left) and Thomas Sørensen of the Nordea 1 Global Climate and Environment fund
The collective voices of consumers and corporates will be far more influential than any politicians or protest groups in terms of driving the global environmental agenda, according to the managers of the €1.2bn Nordea 1 Global Climate and Environment fund.
Henning Padberg, who co-manages the portfolio with Thomas Sørensen, said while the rise of pressure groups and activists helps accelerate the rate of progress and helps with raising awareness, said he...
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