BlackRock and State Street consistenly block green solutions, according to new study

By Natasha White
Published 4 Min Read

BlackRock headquarters in New York -- tall, glass skyscraper pictured from the ground.
Bloomberg

A study examining how often asset managers vote in accordance with climate goals has singled out BlackRock and State Street for consistently blocking green resolutions.

BlackRock, the world’s largest investment manager, supported just two of 20 climate resolutions in 2023 that were analyzed by ShareAction, the London-based nonprofit, which is due to publish its full report on the subject on Thursday, told Bloomberg. State Street, the third-biggest asset manager, backed less than half the green measures proposed at shareholder meetings, the study found.

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