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Asset Owner Statement on Net Zero Asset Managers (NZAM) reaches 50+ signatories

Asset owners representing $3.7 trillion in AUM -

Published investESG on 2026-04-03
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Quotes from a public statement of a group asset owners supporting NZAM:"As asset owners representing USD $3.7 trillion in assets, we remain deeply concerned about the escalating and systemic risks posed by climate change to the global economy, the markets and our portfolios."
"Consistent with our fiduciary obligations to clients and beneficiaries to mitigate financial risk and to maximise long-term value of assets, we call on our investment partners to ensure they are equipped for and committed to managing these risks responsibly and transparently, on our behalf."
"International initiatives such as the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative offer practical tools to further these aims, and we support ongoing participation from existing signatories. We also encourage those who have not yet joined to consider becoming signatories."
Asset Owners on the importance of the net zero: "We recognise that achieving net zero will only be possible within an enabling environment that supports credible action across markets and sectors. Participating in the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative helps a manager to demonstrate alignment with our shared understanding of fiduciary duty, and signals their consideration of climate-related financial risks and opportunities in their investment approach."
A growing list of long-term investors and asset owners support NZAM: "As owners of capital, we will continue to engage with our asset managers regarding their commitment to the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative."
Published by investESG