Democrat finance officials push asset managers to reaffirm commitment to manage climate risks
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Democrat finance officials push asset managers to reaffirm commitment to manage climate risks
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change. The letter was designed to counter one sent last month by 26 Republican state finance officials, organized as the State Financial Officers Foundation. The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said. It is also asking financial institutions for more information on how they can help.
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change, according to a Thursday press
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change, according to a Thursday press
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change, according to a Thursday press
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change, according to a Thursday press
A coalition of 17 Democrat finance officials have sent a letter to executives at BlackRock and 17 other firms, pushing the institutions to reaffirm their commitment to managing long-term risks like climate change, according to a Thursday press
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The coalition is also looking for financial institutions to meet directly with its members — which include state comptrollers, treasurers and other finance officers — as well as expand proxy voting opportunities and develop tools for enhanced capital oversight, the release said.
The
Aug. 15 letter
was designed to counter one sent last month by 26 Republican state finance officials, organized as the
State Financial Officers Foundation
, that pressured BlackRock CEO Larry Fink and executives at 24 other U.S. financial institutions to
eschew framing climate change as a risk