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Investor Signatories to the CDP Science Based Targets Campaign a Total of 137 Investors with $19.43 Trillion of Assets Backed This Campaign Investor signatories to the CDP Science Based Targets campaign A total of 137 investors with $19.43 trillion of assets backed this campaign. Achmea Investment ABN AMRO Bank N.V. ACTIAM Management Addenda Capital Inc Aegon Asset Management AkademikerPension Alecta Aktia pensionsförsäkring, Allianz SE ömsesidigt AMF Amundi ANIMA SGR AP Pension Arisaig Partners Arvella Investments Avaron Asset Aviva Investors AXA Group Management BayernInvest Bank J. Safra Sarasin Kapitalverwaltungsgesells BDL Capital Management chaft mbH Bedfordshire Pension BlueBay Asset Bethmann Bank Fund Management BMO Global Asset Boston Common Asset Boston Trust Walden Management Management, LLC Christian Brothers Brown Advisory Church Investment Group Investment Services Clean Yield Asset Church of Sweden ClearBridge Investments Management CNP Assurances Coller Capital COMGEST CREDIT MUTUEL Asset CPR Asset Management Crédit Agricole S.A. Management Didner & Gerge Fonder DNB Asset Management Dana Investment Advisors AB AS DNCA FINANCE Dom Finance Dorval Asset Management Eagle Ridge Investment DWS Group EAB Group Plc Management, LLC EdenTree Investment Edmond de Rothschild East Capital Group Management Asset Management ESG Portfolio Ethos Foundation, eQ Asset Management Ltd Management Switzerland Etica Sgr - Responsible Eurizon Capital SGR Evli Bank Investments S.p.A. Exane Asset Management FAMA Investimentos Federal Finance Gestion Federated Hermes Fideas Capital Fidelity International International First Affirmative Financial Friends Fiduciary FIM Asset Management Network Corporation Fukoku Capital Fulcrum Asset Generation Investment Management, Inc. Management Management Grantham, Mayo, Van Grupo Financiero Banorte Handelsbanken Asset Otterloo & Co. LLC S.A.B. de C.V. Management HSBC Global Asset HESTA HIP Investor Management Ltd Insight Investment JGP Gestão de Recursos JLens La Banque Postale Asset KBI Global Investors KLP Management La Financière de La Française Asset Länsförsäkringar AB l'Echiquier Management Legal & General Lazard Asset Management Lloyd Fonds AG Investment Management LocalTapiola Asset Lombard Odier LYXOR Asset Management Ltd Investment Managers Management Maryknoll Sisters Matarin Capital Mercator Partners MFS Investment Miller/Howard METROPOLE GESTION Management Investments, Inc. Montanaro Asset Nikko Asset Management Neuberger Berman Management Ltd Co., Ltd. Nordea North East Scotland NN Group Asset Pension Fund Management OFI OP Asset Management OPTrust Osmosis Investment Oregon State Treasury Ostrum AM Management P+ Parnassus Investments Payden & Rygel Resona Asset Rize ETF PIMCO Management Co., Ltd. SEB Investment Seventh Generation Robeco Management Interfaith Inc Sumitomo Mitsui Storebrand Asset Strathclyde Pension Trust Asset Management Fund Management Sustainable Insight Capital Swisscanto Invest by Management Swedbank Robur Zürcher Kantonalbank The Church Sycomore AM Terra Alpha Investments Pension Fund Finland Triodos Investment Trillium Asset Trium Capital Management Management University of Toronto Trusteam Finance Union Investment Asset Management Corporation Varma Mutual Pension Vancity Investment Vert Asset Management Management Insurance Company Vontobel .
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