The world’s largest financial asset manager, BlackRock, has admitted that its bottom line could be hurt as a result of its cultural Marxist agenda. In its Annual Report filed with the Security Exchange Commission (SEC), BlackRock highlights its Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) policies as a key risk that might cause it to lose revenue and damage its earnings.
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