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Where are banks' environmental disclosures?

Many of the world's largest banks have yet to endorse climate-related financial disclosures, according to study.
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Environmental disclosures are set to attract greater scrutiny as policymakers put pressure on financial institutions to consider new types of risks. In the UK, the government has already made the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) mandatory for financial institutions as of the end of 2021.

The framework, created in 2017, has gained the support of some of the world’s largest financial groups — but not all, however. And out of the banks that did endorse TCFD, not all have begun disclosing, according to a recent study by BCS Consulting.

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Silvia Pavoni is editor in chief of The Banker. Silvia also serves as an advisory board member for the Women of the Future Programme and for the European Risk Management Council, and is part of the London council of non-profit WILL, Women in Leadership in Latin America. In 2019, she was awarded an honorary fellowship by City University of London.
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