Three of New York’s pension systems should drop or rebid asset managers — including BlackRock — running more than $43 billion in investments following an evaluation of decarbonization plans, NYC Comptroller Brad Lander recommended.
NYC comptroller recommends pension funds rebid BlackRock mandate, drop other managers amid climate review
November 26, 2025 09:13 AM EST
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