Americas > FEATURE: As US investors quit climate alliances, attention turns to shareholders

FEATURE: As US investors quit climate alliances, attention turns to shareholders

Published 15:37 on January 16, 2025  /  Last updated at 15:37 on January 16, 2025  / /  Americas, Climate Talks, EMEA, International, US, Voluntary

US financial institutions say they will stick with their climate commitments despite quitting international net-zero alliances — but the loss of oversight and transparency provided by the alliances puts more pressure on policymakers and shareholders to ensure that promises are fulfilled.
US financial institutions say they will stick with their climate commitments despite quitting international net-zero alliances — but the loss of oversight and transparency provided by the alliances puts more pressure on policymakers and shareholders to ensure that promises are fulfilled.


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