Gian-Reto Tarnutzer/Unsplash A UK firm managing assets of $1.2 trillion will pull its investment from companies that fail to act on climate change. Helena Morrissey, head of personal investing at Legal and General, said they will be “naming and shaming” these companies next month. "There comes a time when talk is over, and it’s time to vote with our feet… Money talks as they say," said Morrissey.
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