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Major companies in the City of London are planning a three-day week post-pandemic as the Square Mile considers how to lure office workers back to the capital.
The financial district is currently “empty” amid England’s third national lockdown, according to William Russell, the lord mayor of the City of London, who hopes the 500,000-strong workforce will stop working from home once lockdown is lifted to help revive the area.
“Most corporations I’m talking to are looking at three days a week,” Mr Russell told
The National shortly after delivering an online speech at Abu Dhabi Sustainability Week.
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New rule will require listed companies to state
whether they have made disclosures in accordance with the
TCFD.
On 21 December 2020, the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)
confirmed in a published Policy Statement
1 (the
Statement) that it will introduce a new Listing Rule (the Rule)
requiring premium listed companies to state whether they have made
disclosures pursuant to the Task Force on Climate-related Financial
Disclosures (TCFD) recommendations, and if not, why.
The Rule comes in response to the FCA s March 2020 Consultation Paper, under
which the FCA sought to enhance climate-related disclosures by