LPFA announced today its commitment to bring carbon emissions across the LPFA Fund to a target-based net zero goal by 2050 and to set up an interim target for 2030.
The London Pensions Fund Authority (LPFA) is proud to announce that has joined a group of financial institutions holding $29.3 trillion in assets calling on the world’s most impactful businesses to set science-based emissions reduction targets in line with 1.5°C warming scenarios.
The LPFA's work on Climate Change has been featured in a PLSA publication Tackling Climate Change: How Leading Funds are Taking Action published in advance of COP26 on 31 October - 12 November 2021.
A SHARED PURPOSE
Our story is one of collaboration to achieve a more sustainable future for everyone.
We are confident in sharing our positive experiences and good practice but we
also want to listen and learn from others to benefit our members and employers.
SUPPORTING OUR SOCIETY
We share our views on responsible investment, pensions and public service issues affecting LPFA members, employers and our wider society. We do this through conferences, consultation responses, and industry and professional collaboration.
WHO WE ARE
Appointed by the Mayor of London, the LPFA Board members are drawn from a wide professional background that includes pension fund management, public services and corporate governance.
A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
As long-term investors, we believe in integrating sustainability into every aspect of our work – from corporate activities to investment and administration of our Fund, both environmentally and socially. Find out how we’re helping to tackle climate change below. You can also access further information on our responsible investment approach here.
