Comic relief founder launches campaign to shift £3trn of pension assets into sustainable investments

Jonathan Stapleton
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Film producer Richard Curtis - also co-founder of Comic Relief - has launched a campaign to help make the UK’s £3trn of pension assets more sustainable and ensure it is invested in building a better world after the coronavirus pandemic.

The campaign - Make My Money Matter - was launched at an event yesterday and aims to build a movement of individuals; organisations and pension funds to drive change. It is calling on the pensio...

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