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BlackRock has secured more than US$250 million in commitments from a consortium of global institutional investors, governments and philanthropies for the Climate Finance Partnership (CFP), a flagship blended finance vehicle focused on investing in climate infrastructure across emerging markets in order to accelerate the global transition to a low carbon economy. Conceived at the One Planet Summit in September 2018 under the leadership of French President Emmanuel Macron, CFP showcases the potential for the public, philanthropic and private sectors to work together to mobilize significant investment into climate infrastructure that can deliver positive environmental and social impact and allow for attractive risk-adjusted returns.
James and Kathryn Murdoch back $335m BlackRock climate fundraising
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New York | James and Kathryn Murdochâs non-profit foundation is part of a consortium of investors that has committed $US250 million ($335 million) to a climate finance fund being raised by BlackRock that will target emerging markets.
The 10-member group participating in the fundraising includes institutional investors, governments and a philanthropic vehicle run by Jeremy Grantham, the veteran stockpicker.
Kathryn Murdoch said the catalytic element would âleverage much bigger playersâ to invest in âclimate tech solutionsâ with the âglobal scale and ambition necessary to have a real impactâ.Â
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NEWARK, N.J., May 11, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Blueprint Capital Advisors, LLC, secured a crucial ruling in the Superior Court of New Jersey in Mercer County last week in its public records lawsuit against Governor Phil Murphy s administration when Superior Court Judge Mary Jacobson ordered the administration to produce documents no later than May 7, 2021. Murphy s administration has stalled on document production for over 18 months.
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Blueprint and its attorneys were not surprised on Friday when Murphy s administration turned over a limited number of documents that were so heavily redacted, they could not be read. In an unexpected twist today, Division of Investment Director Corey Amon resigned. He is a named defendant in the case, leads the investment operation and was intimately involved in the delaying of Blueprint s information requests. It had also been brought to the New Jersey Teachers Union s (NJEA) atten