Ross Kerber

2 days ago | kfgo.com | Ross Kerber

By Ross Kerber(Reuters) -Prominent U.S environmental organization Sierra Club Foundation said it will move $10.5 million away from BlackRock because the top asset manager has not pressed portfolio companies enough on climate concerns. The money in question is tiny fraction of BlackRock’s $11.6 trillion in assets under management at the end of March, more than $1 trillion of which is held in sustainable funds and energy transition assets that the company continues to build up.

3 days ago | today.westlaw.com | Ross Kerber |Lincoln Feast

(Reuters) -Prominent U.S environmental organization Sierra Club Foundation said it will move $10.5 million away from BlackRock because the top asset manager has not pressed portfolio companies enough on climate concerns. The money in question is tiny...

2 weeks ago | marketscreener.com | Ross Kerber |Niket Nishant

(Reuters) -A lawyer for BlackRock said on Monday that Republican states' claim that asset managers violated antitrust law through their work with industry climate groups was not "plausible," as several firms pressed to have the case dismissed. But a lawyer for the states, which include Texas and 12 others, told the U.S. District Judge Jeremy Kernodle that even calling attention to environmental matters, such as by signing on to industry agreements, could have an impact.

2 weeks ago | aol.com | Ross Kerber |Niket Nishant

By Ross Kerber and Niket Nishant(Reuters) -A lawyer for BlackRock said on Monday that Republican states' claim that asset managers violated antitrust law through industry climate groups was not "plausible," as the firms pressed to have the case dismissed. But a lawyer for the states, which include Texas and 12 others, told the U.S. District Judge Jeremy Kernodle that even calling attention to environmental matters, such as by signing on to industry agreements, could have an impact.

3 weeks ago | lucianne.com | Ross Kerber

Original ArticlePosted By: Dreadnought, 6/5/2025 8:41:52 PMTexas on Tuesday removed BlackRock (BLK.N), opens new tab from a list of companies seen as boycotting the energy industry, a step the New York asset manager won only with steep cuts to its climate ambitions. Texas Comptroller Glenn Hegar said the decision reflected BlackRock's retreats from industry climate groups like the Net Zero Asset Managers initiative.