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June 22, 2023

What does the future hold for Gfanz?

Mark Carney, former Bank of England governor and now UN special envoy for climate and finance, at the Net-Zero Leadership Summit in Ottawa, Canada in April 2023. Carney announced the creation of Gfanz in 2021. (Photo: David Kawai/Bloomberg)
Mark Carney, former Bank of England governor and now UN special envoy for climate and finance, at the Net-Zero Leadership Summit in Ottawa, Canada in April 2023. Carney announced the creation of Gfanz in 2021. (Photo: David Kawai/Bloomberg)

Can the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero keep things together, when its various associations are fast losing members?

The attempt to unite the investment community under one net zero transition umbrella appears to be coming under pressure. While the Glasgow Financial Alliance for New Zero is pushing on with initiatives in its role as overarching body, membership at its sub associations is dwindling, with political interference and unrealistic expectations of what such alliances can achieve among the reasons being given.

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