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Climate-related gaps in financial statements persist, investors warn

Widespread failure by companies to provide adequate transparency on the financial impacts of climate change persists, despite standards and regulations increasingly pushing for greater detail, according to a group of investors.

Sarasin & Partners divests Norwegian energy company on 'climate concerns'

The devil's in the detail: Spotting climate winners and losers

Nuanced analysis is needed to understand each company's climate transition potential, Ben McEwen writes

Sarasin urges precautionary approach for Basel climate disclosure requirements

Sarasin & Partners has urged the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision to require disclosure of the results of climate stress tests and of how climate-related risks translate into risks to capital adequacy.

Rio Tinto, Berkshire Hathaway votes 'flagged' to investors by CA100+

People moves, 9 February: TPG Rise, AXA, Abrdn, Cbus, Pollination and ... more

Pressure banks to include climate risk info in financial statements, investors told

Shareholders pushing banks to better manage climate risk should pressure them to add this information to their financial statements, according to a stewardship specialist.

CCLA, LAPFF call for climate votes at 'high-emitting' sectors

IIGCC to step up pressure on banks to demonstrate action on net zero

A group representing investors with €65 trillion ($70 trillion) in assets under management has published a set of expectations for banks, as they push for more details on how banks will act on pledges to achieve net zero emissions.

CA100+ targets CRH over climate accounting failure

Climate Action 100+ (CA100+) supports a resolution from Sarasin & Partners to vote against Irish buildings materials firm CRH and its auditor over perceived climate-related inaction.