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Jupiter Asset Management are committed to the transition to an economy with net-zero carbon emissions. The reduction of Arctic sea ice, the death of coral reefs, droughts in the Amazon rainforest, and forest fires, are examples of the climate emergency. Levels of carbon dioxide (CO₂) in the atmosphere are higher today than they have been for thousands of years. For planet Earth to have a sustainable future, the global economy urgently needs to transition to net zero.

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The journey to net zero: how we analyse bond issuers’ carbon footprints – Jupiter Asset Management

Harry Richards, Fund Manager, Fixed Income, and Anna Karim, Fixed Income ESG Director, share how their team analyses companies supporting the transition to net zero.

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