Trump Administration’s 401(k) Rule Ignores ESG as Core Driver of Financial Performance

Organizations Involved: Environmental Defense Fund
Source: Environmental Defense Fund

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This article discusses DOL’s amendment to ERISA and highlights evidence that ESG and climate risk are relevant to investment decisions.

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Trump Administration’s 401(k) Rule Ignores ESG as Core Driver of Financial Performance

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