Allianz, Calpers to Cut Portfolio Emissions by Up to 30% by 2025

Oct. 20, 2021, 7:00 AM UTC

By 2025, 29 of the world’s biggest pension funds and investment firms, including Allianz SE and the California Public Employees’ Retirement System, intend to have cut the emissions of their portfolio holdings by at least 25%.

The targets, which cover publicly-traded equities, corporate bonds and real estate portfolios, were announced in a statement Wednesday by the Net Zero Asset Owner Alliance, which was convened by the United Nations. Other firms that are part of the group and have also made such a commitment include Aviva Plc and Swiss Re AG.

Eliminating emissions generated from their holdings has become a growing focus for investors and the window for taking action is ...

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