All Climate change articles – Page 19
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WebinarDelivering net zero emissions in Japan
During this session we covered the PRI’s roadmap for achieving net zero by 2050 in Japan.
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Blog postShareholders pressing for climate risk disclosures are doing companies a favour
By Caroline Flammer, Boston University; Michael Toffel, and Kala Viswanathan, Harvard Business School
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Blog postBarriers to net zero: How firms can make or break the green transition
By Ralph De Haas and Helena Schweiger, EBRD Office of the Chief Economist; Ralf Martin and Mirabelle Muûls, Imperial College London
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News and pressPRI Statement on BEIS Climate-Related Reporting Proposal
On the final day of consultation on climate reporting, the PRI wants to reinforce that the proposal from BEIS represents a worrying step backwards.
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Blog postInevitable Policy Response: Biden Climate Leaders Summit confirms momentum
By Mark Fulton, Founder, Energy Transition Advisors and Eric Ling, Engagement Manager, Vivid Economics
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Blog postShifting horizons: from net-zero ambitions to near-term climate action
Fiona Reynolds, CEO, Principles for Responsible Investment
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Technical guideTCFD for real assets investors
Implementing the recommendations of the Taskforce for Climate-related Financial Disclosures in physical assets like property, infrastructure, forestry and farmland.
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PodcastReal assets investing and climate change: implementing the TCFD recommendations
In this episode of the PRI podcast, our real assets lead Simon Whistler talks to Rick Alsop from WSP about climate risks and opportunities for real assets investors.
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Blog postHow disclosing transition and physical climate risks affects credit default swaps
By Julian Koelbel and Markus Leippold, University of Zurich; Jordy Rillaert, SFI Swiss Institute, and Qian Wang, UBS
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Blog postClimate policy - the coming acceleration
By Mark Fulton, founding partner at Energy Transition Advisors, The Inevitable Policy Response Project Lead and Advisor to the PRI
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News and pressClimate Action 100+ issues its first-ever net zero company benchmark of the world’s largest corporate emitters
Benchmark defines key indicators of success for business alignment with a net zero emissions future and goals of the Paris Agreement
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Blog postGlobal pricing of carbon-transition risk
By Patrick Bolton, Columbia Business School and Marcin Kacperczyk, Imperial College London
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Blog postCan diversity accelerate the integration of climate-related issues by investors and boards?
By Kristin Bresnahan, Jens Frankenreiter, Brea Hinricks, Eric Talley, Sophie L’Hélias, Nina Hodzic, Julian Nyarko and Sneha Pandya
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Blog postRegulation database update: the unstoppable rise of RI policy
By Hazell Ransome, Policy analyst, PRI
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Thought leadershipThe Inevitable Policy Response 2021: Policy Forecasts
The IPR 2021 policy forecast is a thoroughly revised and updated set of policy forecasts, reflecting further detailed research on current and proposed policies, with input from global policy experts. The policy forecasts were updated in October 2021 to reflect developments between March 2021 to COP 26 and form the ...
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Engagement guideThe investor guide to climate collaboration: from COP26 to net zero
Investors recognise the opportunity for economic growth and investment returns the transition to net-zero emissions presents. In this guide the PRI and the London Stock Exchange Group outline the initiatives, frameworks and tools, which investors can use to structure action on climate, and develop consensus on best practice.
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Blog postClimate finance: What does the research say?
Stefano Giglio, Yale School of Management, NBER and CEPR, Bryan Kelly, Yale School of Management, AQR Capital Management and NBER and Johannes Stroebel, New York University, Stern School of Business, NBER, and CEPR
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Blog postDoes climate change drive up the cost of government borrowing?
By Hannes Boehm, Halle Institute for Economic Research
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Policy reportDelivering net zero emissions in Japan
[Region: Japan] This briefing sets out key policy priorities to set Japan on a pathway to achieve a net zero emissions economy; and to do so in a way that is economically, politically and technologically achievable and ultimately beneficial. It is based on research from PRI’s Inevitable Policy Response project.
