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FCA moves to expand climate risk reporting rules for UK investors

23 June 2021 • 3 min read

Financial Conduct Authority consults on expanding TCFD risk disclosure rules to cover asset managers, life insurers, and regulated pension providers

Proposals to extend climate risk reporting requirements to cover asset managers, life insurers, and regulated pension providers have been launched for consultation by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority...

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