The impacts of climate change on the business agenda are becoming increasingly clear. Non-executive directors can sign up to @chapterzeroUK Directors' Climate Forum here: https://t.co/H4t0WzFAMz
Climate change is no longer a 'tomorrow' issue, says @netceeny in @thetimes. Boards need to understand the issue and integrate it into core business planning. @chapterzeroUK and @comclimatelaw can help. https://t.co/IU2wovjBej
Australia's securities regulator to conduct surveillance of listed companies' climate risk disclosures required to satisfy mandatory reporting laws, recognising #climatechange can be a systemic risk.
The New Zealand government supports the #TCFD recommendations and has announced new requirements for listed issuers, banks and insurers to make climate-related disclosures. https://t.co/s2fUhUbVBd
Real example of the cascade of economic impacts from physical climate risk in California: increased wildfire risk --> near breakdown of wildfire insurance market --> not just individual house prices, but real estate market as a whole affected. https://t.co/JT2j0NEFnQ
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