Green investors ditch 'worst-case scenario' under Trump amid rising climate fund closures

19 US climate funds closed in 2024

Sorin Dojan
clock • 3 min read

Asset managers investing in sustainable energy remain hopeful that green assets will remain relevant during Donald Trump’s presidency, despite the administration's immediate pullback on climate-friendly policy colliding with an increased number of climate funds shutting down.

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