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  • Date 09 January 2025
  • Words by Climate Asset Management
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Pensions Age Sustainability Roundtable December ’24

Ben O'Donnell contributed to a spirited discussion about the evolution of sustainable investing in pensions today, the challenges facing trustees looking to meet their sustainability requirements and the increasing focus on biodiversity

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