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How to meet rising stakeholder expectations on climate-related reporting

In this webcast, we’ll explore what investors and other stakeholders need from a company’s climate disclosures, what you should focus on when preparing for disclosures and whether they warrant additional assurance. 

Related topics Assurance Climate change and sustainability Financial accounting advisory services Climate-related reporting

With environmental, social, and governance (ESG) issues becoming critical for investors who are looking to make responsible investment decisions, the Taskforce on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) provides an important framework for companies to report about the impact of climate change on their operations. This, in turn, helps investors evaluate the physical and transition risk of climate change when making asset allocation and selection decisions.

This webcast explores what investors need from a company’s climate disclosures and what you should be focussing on when preparing disclosures in the future.

Join our webcast to find out.

Learning Outcomes 

  • Importance of a company’s climate-related financial disclosures 

  • Things to consider while preparing for disclosures 

  • Criticality of scenario testing 

  • TCFD’s impact on your financial statements

Presenters

Anne Simpson, Managing Investment Director for Board Governance and Sustainability for CalPERS

Catherine Howarth, Chief Executive of ShareAction which promotes responsible investment across Europe

Mark Babington, Executive Director for Regulatory Standards at the Financial Reporting Council

Matthew Bell, EY UK&I Climate change and sustainability services leader

Rebecca Farmer, EY UK Financial Accounting Advisory Services, Climate Change and Sustainability Services Partner

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