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The principles are intended to guide the industry s
engagement with policymakers concerning the ongoing economic
transition away from carbon.
The US Climate Finance Working Group, a group of leading
financial services trade associations, has published “Financing a US Transition to a Sustainable
Low-Carbon Economy” a set of principles for how
the financial services industry can play a role in addressing
climate change.
The principles, not meant to be exhaustive, are intended to
serve as a useful framework for the industry s engagement
with policymakers to find practical, market-based solutions to the
The American Bankers Association has joined nine other financial trade groups in releasing a set of principles to help finance the transition to a low-carbon economy. “As the new administration takes shape, the financial services industry seeks to engage with incoming leaders and members of Congress on a bipartisan basis to help establish a shared vision for U.S. climate policy,” the U.S. Climate Finance Working Group said. Read on for details.
The U.S. Climate Finance Working Group released its February 18, 2021 policy statement, “Financing a U.S. Transition to a Sustainable Low-Carbon Economy.” The Working Group comprises.
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