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USD 85 billion asset manager is planning a total exit from coal

By Mikael Holter
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The biggest publicly-traded life insurer in Norway, Storebrand ASA, is planning a total exit from coal by 2026.

Jan Erik Saugestad, CEO of Storebrand Asset Management is used to being first mover in ESG-issues. This time Storebrand ASA is going for a total exit from coal. Photo: Storebrand Asset Management

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