Greenpeace Criticizes State Pension Fund for Unsustainable Investments
The environmental group highlights significant deficiencies in the fund's adherence to international environmental and human rights standards.
- Greenpeace's analysis reveals that 5.5% of the Kenfo fund's portfolio is linked to serious environmental and human rights controversies.
- The fund, responsible for the future state pension scheme 'Generationenkapital', lacks mandatory sustainability standards.
- Investments include controversial companies like Saudi Aramco and JBS, raising concerns over ethical practices.
- Kenfo claims to follow ESG criteria but Greenpeace argues that the implementation is opaque and insufficient.
- Greenpeace urges the government to legislate ethical investment standards to ensure credible sustainability practices.