All Climate change articles – Page 17
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WebinarThe New Consultation from the Financial Stability Board’s TCFD
2021 is set to be a landmark year for climate reporting. The G7 finance ministers have recently agreed to make TCFD reporting mandatory, more countries are likely to follow in the build-up to COP 26.
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Blog postTakeaways from the IPCC report: Urgent. Action. Now
By Jack Balsdon, Senior Associate, Climate Change, PRI
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Engagement guideResponsible cobalt sourcing: Engagement results
This report summarises the outcomes of the PRI-supported collaborative engagement on responsible cobalt sourcing between 2018 and 2020
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Blog postTime must be called on negative climate lobbying
By Fiona Reynolds (@fireynolds), CEO, PRI
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News and pressStatement by PRI CEO Fiona Reynolds in response to Senate passage of the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act
The IPCC’s report released earlier this week makes clear human action is increasing the threat posed by climate change.
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WebinarInvestor Climate Action Plans (ICAPs) Launch: Climbing the Ladder to Net Zero
As global investors move to align their portfolios with net-zero emissions targets in time for 2050, what will be required to ensure systematic and meaningful progress? Join the Investor Agenda launch of the Investor Climate Action Plans (ICAPs) Expectations Ladder to find out.
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WebinarClimate and global financial markets: Discussion with SEC Chair Gary Gensler
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Chair, Gary Gensler will discuss climate and its impact on global financial markets as part of the SEC’s 2021 Regulatory Agenda.
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WebinarGlobal launch webinar: A Legal Framework for Impact Report
The session will present the key findings from the report “A Legal Framework for Impact” authored by Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, and commissioned by The Generation Foundation, PRI and UNEP FI.
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PodcastThe PRI quarterly update, ft. Carol Jeppesen, Head of US
Join Carol Jeppesen, Head of US, in this quarterly update episode of the PRI podcast. In this episode, Carol runs through key updates from the PRI.
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Blog postComplementary or conflicting: How does state intervention interact with green investing to affect corporate environmental behaviour?
By Shipeng Yan and Juan (John) Almandoz, University of Hong Kong; and Fabrizio Ferraro, IESE Business School
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Blog postDo mandatory climate-related disclosures by financial institutions speed up fossil fuel divestment?
By Benoit Nguyen, Banque de France, and Jean-Stéphane Mésonnier, Banque de France
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Blog postLaunching the climate hub for private markets
By Peter Dunbar, CFA, Senior Specialist, PRI and Simon Whistler, Senior Specialist, PRI
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Blog postClimbing the ladder to net zero emissions: from pledges to action
By Hamish Stewart, Senior Associate, Climate Change, PRI
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Blog postCEO quarterly update: celebrating 4000 signatories and supporting the evolution of RI
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, PRI
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WebinarClimate policy and net zero: the road to COP26
A month after Earth Day and a major US-convened climate summit, and with just five months to go until COP26, how close are governments worldwide to implementing policies that will achieve the goals of the Paris Agreement, and what should investors prioritise in climate policy advocacy?
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News and pressMajor investors join IPR as strategic partners
Next stage in drive to develop forecasts for the climate transition
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Blog postRetrograde Australian proxy advice reforms impede the rise of global stewardship
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, Principles for Responsible Investment
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WebinarCOP26: Investor Action on Climate - Webinar 5 - Shifting the trillions: what data is needed?
The COP26: Investor Action on Climate Series hosted by the LSEG and PRI is a series of major global online events aimed at building momentum on action on climate change by the investment industry ahead of COP26 Climate Summit.
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PodcastAccelerating investor action on climate: spotlight on Wellington Management
With only four months to go until COP26 in Glasgow, our last major opportunity to get back on track with the goals of the Paris Agreement and limit global warming to 1.5 degrees C, investor action on climate has never been more critical.
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Blog postThe logic for Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanisms
By Mark Fulton, Programme Director, Inevitable Policy Response
