NZ Super highlights climate priorities in investment approach
The time for commitments is past, say climate change groups. Governments and investors will be increasingly judged on their actions. NZ Super believes a co-ordinated response will be necessary.
In Dubai this December, world leaders will assemble once again at the COP28 summit to address the climate crisis.
Agreements and objectives set out at the two previous COPs in Glasgow and Sharm El-Sheikh will be assessed. Pressure is on governments to show they are making tangible progress on their Paris Agreement commitments made eight years ago.
Anne-Maree O'Connor, head of sustainable investment at the New Zealand Super Fund told AsianInvestor that climate change is still a p…
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