Investors holding $29trn in assets demand 1,600 firms set science-based climate goals

Ahead of COP26 summit

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Hundreds of leading investors and lenders from around the world collectively holding over $29.3trn in assets have today called on 'high-impact' companies to set science-based climate targets ahead of the upcoming COP26 Climate Summit in November.

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