1 July 2025

Dozens of financial institutions urge EU against weakening sustainability rules

By Michael Hurley

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AkademikerPension Allianz Groupe La Française KLP New Zealand Superannuation Fund PKA Royal London Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership Eurosif Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change Principles for Responsible Investment Corporate Leaders Group Europe Global Reporting Initiative E3G

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