recognise companies to do better because they recognise that the global heating that we re experiencing is going to have a that we re experiencing is going to have a very that we re experiencing is going to have a very real economic impact and a very have a very real economic impact and a very damaging economic impact and we often a very damaging economic impact and we often like to focus on how much is going we often like to focus on how much is going to we often like to focus on how much is going to cost to the carbonised and we is going to cost to the carbonised and we don t quite as often look at how much and we don t quite as often look at how much it and we don t quite as often look at how much it is going to cost and economic how much it is going to cost and economic terms if we do not. the fund economic terms if we do not. the fund management community is getting this, youti fund management community is getting this, you ll also hear from some of the insure
coal stop by banks under fire for diluting coal stop by banks under fire for diluting green pledges since the claimant banks of actually water down their pledges continued to finance this since paris. annabelle, how much change are we going to see from the financial institutes now as a result of call? ., , ., financial institutes now as a result ofcall? ., , ., , of call? two separate questions. whether the of call? two separate questions. whether the private of call? two separate questions. whether the private sector - of call? two separate questions. whether the private sector has l of call? two separate questions. whether the private sector has a role to play and decarbonization in the second is whether the government needs a stick to beat the private sector and decarbonization. i think james is absolutely right that the private sector is already doing a lot and there s an appetite for investors for sustainable funds and companies putting a lot more energy