G20 financial institutions’ US$22 trillion of exposure to carbon-intensive sectors


On the upside, Moody’s said furthermore, asset managers can considerably benefit from opportunities in developing investment solutions that contribute to a low-carbon economy, meeting investors' sustainability expectations.

KUALA LUMPUR: Moody’s Investors Service’s new data shows G20 financial institutions have nearly US$22 trillion of exposure to carbon-intensive sectors.

In a statement released on Wednesday, it said that on balance sheet, bank loans account for US$13.8 trillion or 60% of this, and asset managers’ equity holdings for another US$6.6 trillion (30%).

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