Asset Management

Most European pension funds examine climate-change risks to their investments

Regulators, rather than wildfires, are the biggest reason for investors' change of heart

More than half of European pension funds – 54% – are considering the impact of climate-change risks in their investment allocations, up from 14% in 2019.

Mercer’s latest European asset allocation insights report, which surveyed more than 900 funds, also found that 89% of pension schemes were considering environmental, social and governance (ESG) risks to their investments. Only 55% of funds did so in 2019.

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