Wall Street banks exit climate alliance
Wall Street's top banks just quit a once popular net-zero alliance
Within the span of a month, Wall Street’s biggest banks have quit what had been one of the most popular clubs inside global finance. The Net-Zero Banking Alliance — a group dedicated to helping lenders reduce their carbon footprints — has in quick succession been abandoned by Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
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