Americas > Citigroup eyes carbon credit investments in wake of JPM “signal”, despite demand drop

Citigroup eyes carbon credit investments in wake of JPM “signal”, despite demand drop

Published 20:06 on July 7, 2023  /  Last updated at 16:06 on August 3, 2023  / /  Americas, Nature-based, US, Voluntary

Citigroup is considering investing some of its own money in carbon credits though would likely take a broader view than rival JP Morgan Chase’s approach, a conference heard on Friday from an executive at the US bank who viewed the voluntary carbon market’s current 'decline' as temporary.
Citigroup is considering investing some of its own money in carbon credits though would likely take a broader view than rival JP Morgan Chase’s approach, a conference heard on Friday from an executive at the US bank who viewed the voluntary carbon market’s current 'decline' as temporary.


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