Active Super turns to fixed income carbon on road to net zeroBY RACHEL ALEMBAKIS | THURSDAY, 3 MAR 2022 2:18PM Active Super's fixed income investments are the single largest contributor to its portfolio carbon emissions, with the $14 billion super fund using new calculations as the basis for its interim planning to meet their 2050 net zero target. Related News |
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