Will shareholder pressure force Exxon to improve its climate risk disclosure?

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Church of England among investors urging US oil giant to improve disclosure on the impact of climate change policies on its business

Shareholder pressure is growing on ExxonMobil to be more transparent about the risks faced by its business from climate change, even as the oil giant's board continues to resist calls to reform its disclosure...

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