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Deutsche Bank sets net zero targets to clean up €250bn corporate loan book

JPMorgan, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley threatened to quit the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero over fear of legal action for failing to keep to the commitments

Rival banks take rival positions on ESG pledges
Rival banks take rival positions on ESG pledges Photo: Getty Images

Deutsche Bank has set explicit targets to reduce its carbon footprint over the next thirty years, as rival investment banks show signs of backing out of their climate commitments.

On 21 October, the bank published a series of net-zero aligned targets in four carbon-intensive sectors, a move it said will significantly clean up its €250bn corporate loan book.

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