Corporate climate disclosures are ‘inconsistent’ and the resulting data limited, according to a report by a global investment association.

The US regulator-approved rules mean companies must make extensive new disclosure on “material” climate change risks.

The level of materiality in the new regulations from the Securities and Exchange Commission remains to be seen.

As the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive stalls, we must navigate a more complex and costly ESG landscape.

There is a need for firms to make ‘clearer, more decision-useful disclosures’, says the Financial Reporting Council.

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The fund seeks to push the companies into speeding up their climate transition plans and acting to cut greenhouse gas emissions.