Stuart Lemmon, Northern Europe MD at EcoAct, an Atos company, says firms must respond to investor calls for action on value chain...
Commitments made in 2021 must become reality soon, if end-of-decade targets are to be met.
Product-level disclosures to users can be limited for transitional period where proxies deemed insufficient.
There’s been more disagreement than goodwill to all in the final weeks of the year.
Climate reporting will be mandatory for financial institutions from financial year 2023; board diversity policies to be disclosed in annual reports.
More ambitious and integrated investment strategies are needed to tackle climate change and biodiversity loss in tandem.
Changes in the regulatory landscape mean the need for asset managers to accurately disclose their financed carbon emissions is becoming increasingly urgent.
Greater consistency and comparability in climate reporting requires a shift from voluntary to mandatory disclosures.
Guidance to be issued on climate risk management, scenario analysis and TCFD-aligned disclosures.
Amended corporate governance code and listing rules will require firms to ensure board independence, refreshment, and diversity from January 2022.
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