Dec 7 (Reuters) - Vanguard is pulling out of the main financial alliance on tackling climate change, the world's second-largest fund manager said on Wednesday. The alliance, Net Zero Asset ...

Vanguard’s decision followed a “considerable period of review,” according to a company statement Wednesday. Withdrawing from the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative, which is a sub-unit of ...

Vanguard has left the net zero asset managers initiative ... a number of asset managers such as Invesco, Schroders and M&G Investments. It was founded in December 2020 and in November this ...

Vanguard, the world’s top mutual fund manager ... and stop playing politics with other people’s money.” The Net Zero Asset Managers initiative launched in late 2020 and has added at least ...

Credit to Vanguard last week for pulling out of the Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) pledge to purge fossil fuels and CO2-emitting companies from its funds. The NZAM initiative is part of the United ...

Vanguard, the world’s second largest mutual-fund and exchange-traded-fund manager, is pulling out of a major financial-sector alliance intended to help tackle climate change, the firm announced ...

Their goal is to reach net zero carbon investments by 2050 and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. In a statement posted on its website, Vanguard said its decision was made after a review.

Vanguard Group is leaving an asset managers initiative committed to net-zero goals and will pursue similar objectives independently, it said Wednesday in a statement on its website. With roughly $ ...

Vanguard is now trying to rein in the fallout of last week’s decision to back out of the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative, a sub-unit of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero.

The Financial Times: [Vanguard] said on Wednesday that it was resigning from the Net Zero Asset Managers [NZAM] initiative, whose members have committed to achieving net zero carbon emissions by 2050.