Last week the world’s largest asset manager, BlackRock, announced that it voted against 53 companies worldwide due to lack of progress on climate concerns. CDSB’s Senior Technical Officer, David Astley, warns that the “freshness” of climate reporting phenomenon should not be mistaken for fleetingness.
In the past year, CDSB ran a series of webinars and workshops to raise awareness on the TCFD recommendations and climate risk disclosures. This infographic shows some of the key themes that emerged from the conversations with our audience.
Following our webinar on directors' duties and liabilities around climate risk, we summarize some of the most recent developments in this space.
CDSB is organising a series of capacity building workshops and webinars to support rapid, high-quality implementation of the TCFD recommendations.
CDSB's newsletter rounds up the key updates from our network and our most recent work
As Australia’s Senate, Prudential Regulator and Department of Environment and Energy have all looked at climate risk disclosure in the past months, Mardi McBrien shares her views on why climate risk is high on the country’s agenda and what can be done to take it to common market practice.
Here is what companies can do now to get ahead of the pack and prepare for the new reporting cycle.
Businesses across the globe are about to make “climate disclosure” and “climate risk” this year’s buzzwords.
The TCFD has stipulated that it is focused on financial risks related to climate change, but what does this mean? CDSB Founding Director Lois Guthrie considers this in the second part of our TCFD series.
In the first of a 4 part series, Lois Guthrie considers some of the questions that might be on the minds of TCFD members.
Recent data published by CDP shows that the CDSB Framework is now in use by 314 companies with a combined market capitalisation of US$ 4.2 trillion.
