Making sustainability our standard
Sustainability, and climate change in particular, are poised to transform investing.
Larry Fink’s letter to CEOs
A fundamental reshaping of finance
Climate change is driving a profound reassessment of risk and we anticipate a significant reallocation of capital.
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Read Larry's Letter
BlackRock’s letter to clients
Putting sustainability at the centre of how we invest
Sustainability-integrated portfolios can provide better risk-adjusted returns to investors. It will drive the way we manage risk, construct portfolios, design products, and engage with companies.
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Read our letter to clients
What it means for investors in Asia
APAC Chair Geraldine Buckingham discusses BlackRock's recent steps to make sustainability the standard for investing.
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