Biodiversity > Australian banks, super funds yet to pick up ball on nature risks

Australian banks, super funds yet to pick up ball on nature risks

Published 02:57 on December 12, 2022  /  Last updated at 03:47 on December 13, 2022  / /  Biodiversity

The vast majority of Australian banks and superannuation funds have yet to set nature-related targets, and only a small minority of them plan to do so, according to a survey released Monday carried out by the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF).
The vast majority of Australian banks and superannuation funds have yet to set nature-related targets, and only a small minority of them plan to do so, according to a survey released Monday carried out by the Australian Conservation Foundation (ACF).


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