FSB Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD)’s Post

Today, the TCFD published its sixth and final status report, which highlights steady momentum in companies disclosing TCFD-aligned information. On average for fiscal year 2022, companies reported in line with 5.3 of the Task Force’s 11 recommended disclosures, up from an average of 3.2 in 2020. While levels of disclosure are increasing, they still fall short of the 11 recommended disclosures. Click below to read more.

TCFD Publishes Final Report, Identifies Further Work Needed | Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures

TCFD Publishes Final Report, Identifies Further Work Needed | Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures

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Joe Perry

Financial services regulatory policy

11mo

Congratulations to the TCFD for their excellent work in driving forward climate disclosure.

Jason Snape

Sustainability leader. Research Professor in Sustainable Healthcare and Environmental Sustainability at University of York. Shapes science-based policy and regulation. Former Global Head of Environment in AstraZeneca

11mo

Having read multiple disclosures across multiple sectors it's clear that many do not yet understand all their transition risks, and if they do, the focus is on a qualitative disclosure and mitigation plans rather than sharing the worst or most likely case quantitative financial risks. Financial risks for investors are being understated.

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Ewart Cox

Managing Director, Assentech Sales Limited

11mo

Thank you TCFD for your hard work. Leakage from tank breather valves is a largely overlooked issue, yet crucial in sustainability. Vent-Less addresses this by delivering precise, real-time emissions data, aligning with ESRS and marking a significant step in responsible, transparent environmental reporting.

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