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Last week the world leaders signed a global climate agreement in Paris. Nordea has chosen to sign the Paris Pledge for Action, which is a global initiative for non-state players to pledge support to the COP 21 agreement.
Nordea welcomes the adoption of a new, universal climate agreement at COP 21 in Paris, which is a critical step on the path to solving climate change. By signing the pledge Nordea shows its support to ensuring that the level of ambition set by the agreement is met or exceeded.
- Climate change is one of the biggest challenges of our time. A universal climate agreement is very important and it requires action, both from the public and private sector. Nordea wants to do its part. As a bank we realise the importance of taking environmental, social and governance factors into consideration when making business decisions, says Gunn Wærsted, Head of Wealth Management and Chairman of Nordea’s CSR Committee.
Read more about the pledge on: www.parispledgeforaction.org
Read more about Nordea’s CSR work: www.nordea.com/en/responsibility
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