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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) announced in recent
weeks multiple efforts to highlight climate change in corporate
disclosures and to increase scrutiny and, potentially, enforcement
focus on company disclosure efforts on climate and other
environmental, social, and governance (ESG) matters. While
the topic of ESG disclosures is not new, the increased attention to
the topic, and climate change in particular, is noteworthy and
expected to remain an area of focus at the SEC and under the Biden
Administration more broadly.
Existing Frameworks
The question of whether and what companies should disclose to
Tuesday, March 16, 2021
In early March, the House Democrats on the Energy and Commerce Committee released their legislative blueprint for tacking climate change, entitled the
Climate Leadership and Environmental Action for our Nation’s Future Act, or the CLEAN Future Act
. This bill is nearly 1,000 pages in length and touches almost every segment of the economy. While Congress is still a long way off from any bipartisan climate legislation being enacted, the CLEAN Future Act
is a glimpse into what the House Democratic leadership is thinking and planning for the years to come a great road map for companies that might be impacted by this legislation.
Major investors apply net-zero alignment framework to $8trn of assets
A coalition of 35 big-name investors has become the first to apply a new net-zero investment framework to their portfolios, with $8trn of assets covered.
The framework is designed to help investors deliver long-term net-zero financed emissions goals
Among the first adopters of the Institutional Investors Group on Climate Change’s (IIGCC) framework are Scottish Widows, Aberdeen Standard, Brunel, Nest, Legal & General Asset Management, the Church of England Pensions Board and the Environment Agency Pension Fund. Collectively, the 35 initial adopters are applying the model to $8trn of assets.
The framework was first trialled in real-world scenarios in the second half of 2020, on portfolios totalling $1.3trn. It is designed to help investors assess how and when to divest from high-emitting companies without credible decarbonisation plans; engage with companies that are developing such plans, and invest in more pr
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