Commitments made in 2021 must become reality soon, if end-of-decade targets are to be met.
Workers and human rights will be a focus for investors, with stewardship programmes playing a key role in reducing social harms.
Corporate governance continues to be a priority for investors, but new challenges are emerging.
From February, companies will be required to compile annual environmental disclosure reports for submission by 15 March of each year.
Product-level disclosures to users can be limited for transitional period where proxies deemed insufficient.
Guidance offered to trustees on ‘new and daunting’ climate-related reporting requirements.
There’s been more disagreement than goodwill to all in the final weeks of the year.
NGFS ‘how-to’ guide allows central banks to take own specificities into account and decide on the scope and depth of their disclosure.
Climate reporting will be mandatory for financial institutions from financial year 2023; board diversity policies to be disclosed in annual reports.
Did COP26 move the needle for investors and provide greater clarity on the path to a net-zero global economy?
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