Pensions
CalPERS Rejects Reinvesting in Tobacco Again
Pension plan’s investment committee votes down a second attempt from member Jason Perez to reverse its 20-year-old ban.
Pension plan’s investment committee votes down a second attempt from member Jason Perez to reverse its 20-year-old ban.
Questions remain about how to measure risks and what a proper framework looks like, but more colleges and universities are taking the plunge.
The school will also invest up to $25 million with climate impact funds.
UK’s largest pension plan will shun investments, like tobacco and coal, it deems ‘financially unsuitable.’
The Jesuit school said it will get rid of energy stocks over 10 years.
Move is a step in the New York State Common Retirement Fund’s overall plan to decarbonize its portfolio.