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You may associate investing towards the goals of the Paris Agreement with owning companies providing clean energy and climate technology, but this simply is not true. John William Olsen and Philip Kemp discuss how equity investors can contribute towards tackling climate change by holding a balanced portfolio of companies across sectors and industries.

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Investing towards the Paris Agreement – it’s more than just clean energy – M&G Investments

How can equity investors help contribute to the climate goals laid out in the Paris Agreement? The answer may lie in holding a balanced portfolio that is diversified across different geographic regions and industries.

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