LGIM to divest from four companies on ESG grounds as nine remain on exclusion list

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Legal & General Investment Management (LGIM) has identified four new companies to divest from in its latest Climate Impact Pledge report, on the basis that they have taken ‘insufficient action’ to address the risks from climate change, while nine companies remain on its exclusion list.

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