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| | | ... opportunity, but also risk. Transition risk is defined as the risks that stem from changes in governments' climate policy, technology and market sentiment. Transition risk will ultimately change the value of investments - carbon-intensive companies ... |
| | | | ... Climate Change (IGCC), the Asian Investor Group on Climate Change (AIGCC), and Ceres released the G20 Countries' Climate Policy Report Card, which concludes that most G20 countries do not have the policy settings to attract the capital needed in ... |
| | | | ... "There's a strong sense of frustration and anxiety at feeling powerless when government is not willing to move its climate policy, and this research shows how effective super can be," Steggall said. "Obviously, I have been talking a lot to the superannuation ... |
| | | | ... that Australian executives are also concerned with the uncertainty that climate risk brings, mainly as pertains to climate policy. "There is a firm acceptance that climate policy is going to get more aggressive in the next three to five years, but the ... |
| | | | Understanding how government climate policies will impact cash flows and company valuations is essential to establishing the winners and losers of any new environmental commitments, according to J.P. Morgan Asset Management. Quantifying the scale of ... |
| | | | ... target(s); short-term (up to 2025) GHG reduction target(s); decarbonisation strategy; capital allocation alignment; climate policy engagement, including corporate climate lobbying; climate Governance, and meeting the Task Force for Climate-related Financial ... |
| | | | ... activity, local executives are also concerned with the uncertainty that climate risk brings, mainly as pertains to climate policy, Nelson said. "There is a firm acceptance that climate policy is going to get more aggressive in the next three to five ... |
| | | | ... with forward-looking carbon reduction metrics, as well as to engage with issuers who may not have an appropriate climate policy in place. Homer cited the example of Enel, a utility that is currently one of the top five emitters in Europe, but have set ... |
| | | | ... bit as great to address it," Rennie said. "The election of Joe Biden to the US presidency is a game-changer for climate policy and if the Australian government doesn't adjust its thinking, we will be on the wrong team." Rennie warns that "if Australia ... |
| | | | ... the role that companies' memberships in trade associations and lobbying groups, the stances those groups take on climate policy, and where there might be gaps in strategic long term interest. State Street signalled its interest in this issue last year ... |
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