CofE Pensions Board publishes inaugural climate action plan

Action plan outlines target to reach its climate transition goals through six ‘strategic pillars’

Martin Richmond
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CofE Pensions Board publishes inaugural climate action plan

The Church of England (CofE) Pensions Board has published its inaugural climate action plan which sets out its commitments to address climate risks across its investment portfolio.

In its action plan published today (30 November), the board - which serves as the trustee of three schemes with assets under management of approximately £3.2bn - said the key aims of its action pla...

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