"Disclosure is coming, and in some markets coming quite soon. Companies have many types of risks that need measuring and understanding from policy risk to reputation. They also have many things to gain from managing those risks". -US Fed Stability Report
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Breaking: The US Fed is finally joining the NGFS, meaning that almost the entire world's economy, markets, finance and banking system is now regulated by its members.
Look for mandatory US climate risk disclosure soon, as per @JoeBiden's platform.
Breaking: UK mandatory TCFD
ITV Business and Economics Editor reports that TCFD climate and climate risk disclosure will mandatory from 2025. UK chancellor Rishi Sunak will announce this afternoon...
https://t.co/0BZL54L553
New: this afternoon the chancellor will announce that UK companies will be forced to begin clearly reporting their impact on the climate, in line with the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures, by 2025. This is a very big deal. (1/3)
We've been disclosing on climate change for several years now. This is innovative because it's our first TCFD-aligned climate report - and includes metrics https://t.co/XaPSrkARsC
Huge win for climate change campaigners this week - the next Bank of England governor has said he will take forward excluding fossil fuels from the Bank of England's QE purchases as "a priority".
Our central bank had been buying bonds from the likes of Shell and BP. #GreenTheBoE
"It is also time for central banks to consider climate-related financial risks when implementing monetary policy” – S. Mauderer (Executive Board Member @bundesbank)
▶ Read more: https://t.co/SCzpiWDOOd
The Australian Prudential Regulation Authority (APRA) has published a letter to all regulated entities outlining its plans to develop a prudential practice guide (by year end 2020) on climate change financial risks aligned with the TCFD recommendations.
https://t.co/k8eBw32Lpa
The Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) and other industry groups have called on the Accounting for Sustainability Project (A4S) network (2.5 million professionals worldwide) to integrate climate risk into their company audits.
https://t.co/MDOTR9Xb1t
If this is not a solid argument to extent the MSR withdrawal rate past 2023, I don’t know what is.
Otherwise the #EUETS' future doesn't look good according to this highly credible projection of the CO2 permit surplus (orange line) by @RefinitivCarbon. #CarbonPricing
"The governor of the Bank of England has warned major corporations that they have two years to agree rules for reporting climate risks before global regulators devise their own and make them compulsory."
https://t.co/3FvIVYZv0T
"Like virtually everything else in the response to climate change, the development of a more sustainable financial system is not moving fast enough for the world to reach net zero" - M. Carney (Governor of @bankofengland)
▶ Full speech: https://t.co/MbzZWE2EeP
« It is clear that, as the @NGFS_ has highlighted, climate related risks are a source of financial risk, particularly to the insurance sector » - Ed Sibley (Deputy Governor @centralbank_ie)
▶ Full speech: https://t.co/s3STMmnQIj
Climate change “will affect the value - in some cases positively, in some case negatively - of every single financial asset”
BoE Governot Mark Carney at the Bloomberg Global Business Forum in NYC last Wednesday.
https://t.co/q0AwoDwos9
#NEWS The International Monetary Fund joins the @NGFS_ as an Observer, aiming to 'Green the Financial System' @IMFNews
▶ Learn more here: https://t.co/5yC0NUJzlT
New Zealand is leading a first-of-its-kind agreement that will use #trade rules to tackle #climatechange and other environmental issues, NZ Prime Minister
@jacindaardern has announced. Details: https://t.co/cC3nSFAsRV 📷: Stephanie Keith/Getty Images