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The Dutch multi-sector pension fund PGB will join the platform for sustainable development investments (SDIs) that was launched last year by pension asset managers APG and PGGM.
The €32.4bn PGB expects joining the platform will provide it with a more reliable picture of its investments relating to the United Nations’ sustainable development goals (SDGs).
The negotiations to join the platform are in the final stages, according to PGB. The pension fund expects to sign the contract shortly.
APG and PGGM jointly took the initiative to launch the so-called SDI Asset Owner Platform last year. The platform aims to map the extent to which the products and services sold by 1,800 listed companies contribute to the SDGs.
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Viterra is the mystery buyer of 633 acres of city-owned land on the northern outskirts of Regina, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Mayor Sandra Masters said she didn’t want to reveal any additional information “that could potentially jeopardize” the deal.
“Any competitor that caught wind of it could potentially insert themselves on a very minor scale, which could ruin the compilation of land needed for something of this magnitude to go forward,” she said during Monday’s meeting.
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Viterra is the mystery buyer of 633 acres of city-owned land on the northern outskirts of Regina, according to sources familiar with the matter.
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Mayor Sandra Masters said she didn’t want to reveal any additional information “that could potentially jeopardize” the deal.
“Any competitor that caught wind of it could potentially insert themselves on a very minor scale, which could ruin the compilation of land needed for something of this magnitude to go forward,” she said during Monday’s meeting.