All TCFD articles
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PRI Web PageThe PRI at COP28
COP28, the annual UN climate conference, will convene from 30 November to 12 December 2023 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE).
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Case studyItaú AM: Integrating climate scenarios into investments
Considering climate risks and opportunities in the investment process
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Engagement guideClimate transition plan votes: Investor update
The increasing popularity of votes on transition plans, also known as say on climate votes, requires investors to understand the signals and potential consequences of such votes.
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Case studyBritish International Investments: WWF Water Risk Filter
Upgrading a leading online tool for assessing and responding to water-related risk across companies’ operations and supply chains, as well as investors’ portfolios
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Policy reportInvesting for a just transition: Proposals for a just transition disclosure framework in China
As China moves towards a low-carbon society and increasingly pursues a strategy of high-quality development, there is rich context for a just transition to be applied in China.
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PRI Web PageThe PRI and COP27
The UN’s annual climate change conference, known as COP, reviews and drives progress on international climate accords such as the Paris Agreement. The event brings together hundreds of governments and thousands of representatives from civil society, including the financial industry. PRI plays a leading role in representing investors’ priorities. ...
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Technical guideIncorporating climate change in private markets: An investor resource guide
A guide on the publicly available resources and initiatives available for direct and indirect private equity and real assets equity investors to help them incorporate climate change considerations in their investment process.
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PRI reporting analysisInside PRI data: asset owner action
This report analyses the responses of asset owner signatories who participated in PRI reporting in 2021. It covers asset owners’ top-level commitments, responsible investment policies, processes for selecting, appointing and monitoring managers, and climate-change strategies.
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Blog postWhy investors should respond to the SEC’s timely proposal on climate-related disclosures
Gregory Hershman, Head of US Policy, PRI
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WebinarSEC Climate disclosure rulemaking: implications for investors
Join PRI’s US Policy Team and an expert panel for a deep dive into the SEC’s recently proposed rulemaking, establishing mandatory climate disclosures for public companies. The panel will discuss the implications for investors, the questions posed by SEC for public comment and identify how investors can get involved.
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ArticleEngaging the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB)
Under the PRI’s Driving Meaningful Data programme, we will work with our signatories to engage with the ISSB as it works to develop a global baseline of sustainability-related financial disclosure standards.
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WebinarTCFD Capacity Building Series for China: Introduction to TCFD
The session will present Climate risk and opportunities posed investors and the financial market
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Thought leadershipAre the TCFD recommendations useful for credit risk analysis?
Read about how investors and credit rating agencies use the information provided by companies following the recommendations of the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures in their credit risk analysis.
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Engagement guideClimate transition plan votes: investor briefing
Investors face a complex set of considerations when deciding how to vote on climate transition plans. This briefing explores those issues; provides resources to assess climate transition plans; and offers guidance on how to address plans that are insufficient.
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Technical guideClimate risk: An investor resource guide
This publication provides an overview of the many resources available to help investors manage climate risk. It includes short discussions of each of the four areas of climate risk management, links to key resources and many examples of investor disclosures.
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WebinarTCFD: new Taskforce guidance on metrics, targets and transition plans
2021 is a critical year for the standardisation of climate reporting. Central to this is new guidance from the Financial Stability Board’s Taskforce on Climate-Related Disclosures on metrics, targets and transition plans.
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Blog postLess than one week until COP26, new Australian climate plans still fall short
By Fiona Reynolds, CEO, PRI
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Blog postAs COP 26 approaches, climate metrics, targets, and transition planning advances
By Kimberly Gladman, Senior Associate, Climate Change, PRI
