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Banks, UN set standards on channelling investments for sustainable development

Banks, UN set standards on channelling investments for sustainable development

Feb 01, 2017, at 04:49 am

New York, Jan 31 (Just Earth News): Nearly 20 leading global banks and investors, totalling $6.6 trillion in assets, have launched a United Nations-backed global framework aimed at channelling the money they manage towards clean, low carbon and inclusive projects.