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Florida is yanking $2 billion worth of state assets managed by BlackRock, escalating the GOP standoff with the world’s largest money manager over ESG. BlackRock is the largest money management in the world. Florida is pulling $2.2 billion in state assets from BlackRock managed by the world’s biggest money manager, BlackRock. The state has been in a standoff with BlackRock over the state’s ESG policy since 2008. The GOP says ESG is a non-profit organization that protects taxpayers’ interests in the state of Florida, not a company that controls the state. The state is suing BlackRock for control of the state assets. BlackRock says the state is a ‘non-profit entity’ . . .