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ABP invests €150m with SLM Partners under €11bn climate target

The allocation represents about 1.4% of the Dutch pension fund's €11 billion climate and biodiversity target.

ABP is investing €150 million ($168 million) with SLM Partners in sustainable forestry, ImpactAlpha reported on 13 October.

The allocation is part of the Dutch pension fund's target of investing €11 billion for climate and biodiversity, per the same report.

Reported by the Who's investing desk from ImpactAlpha. Published . Corrections

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