15/03/2019at 13:50

BNP Paribas reduces coal exposure

BNP Paribas' asset manager presents its thermal coal divestment plan worth EUR 1 billion.

The trend of large players divesting from coal is now joined by French international retail bank BNP Paribas, which has launched a plan to reduce its fossil energy investments.

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