'Material risk': FCA concludes TCFD rules have helped investors better consider climate risks

Stuart Stone
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'Material risk': FCA concludes TCFD rules have helped investors better consider climate risks

Review of climate reporting regime signals it is largely working as intended, but suggests rules could be 'more proportionate'

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has found its climate reporting rules have increased consideration of climate risks and supported their integration into decision making by asset managers, insurance...

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