€500m climate fund launched by Aon and ILIM

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A new €500m Climate Transition Equity Fund is being launched by Aon and Irish Life Investment Managers (ILIM).

A new €500m Climate Transition Equity Fund is being launched by Aon and Irish Life Investment Managers .

In particular it is planning to focus on investments connected to climate action, resource scarcity, healthy ecosystems and basic social needs. "Increasingly investors want to support the transition to a low-carbon economy and make a positive social impact," Denis Lyons, Head of Investment, Aon Ireland.

€330m will initially be invested by The Aon Ireland MasterTrust, which has assets under management of over €2.5bn and over 39,000 members.

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