Japanese conglomerate Mizuho has taken a $US20 million ($30 million) minority stake in Pollination, an Australian-founded investment bank and advisory business established five years ago.
The global firm, which focuses on financing the transition away from fossil fuels, was founded by Martijn Wilder and Tony O’Sullivan, and has offices in London, Sydney, Melbourne, Singapore, Chicago and Washington DC.
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