Ambitious climate ETF on the brink of closure

Despite investment pledges from a number of large banks and companies, climate fund NTZO is faced with closure due to lack of capital.
NTZO investerer i virksomheder med et lavt klimaaftryk. | Photo: Vestas Wind Systems
NTZO investerer i virksomheder med et lavt klimaaftryk. | Photo: Vestas Wind Systems
BY METTE MANDRUP, TRANSLATED BY CHRISTOFFER ØSTERGAARD

During the COP26 climate summit in Glasgow in the fall of 2021, Impact Shares launched a large-scale exchange-traded fund which would allow investors to provide funding for climate-friendly companies on the MSCI Global Climate Select. NTZO was backed by the UN, and several major banks pledged capital injections, but according to the Financial Times, it's now on the verge of closure after attracting just USD 2m.

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