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Financial institutions are keen to get involved in discussions on nature in transition plans, GFANZ's Joy Williams tells RI.
Few months delay needed as SBTN looks to ensure the 'optimal balance between scientific rigor and practicality', its executive director tells Responsible Investor, while also reflecting on the need for alignment with TNFD.
Collective Impact Coalition will focus on engaging firms on the assessment and disclosure of impacts and dependencies on nature.
Initial 'baseline engagement letters' will be sent later this month.
Governor of Banque de France calls on ISSB to use work by EU and NGFS as a source of inspiration for its proposed project on biodiversity.
The seconded analysts will support banks in setting targets on nature-related themes, especially biodiversity.
The Nature Conservancy, Nature Finance, WWF, and Business for Nature among participants.
As consultation on standard-setters next project closes, leading stakeholders diverge on urgency of addressing biodiversity and social issues.
Up to 80 companies will be selected for engagement by investors, according to RFP.
Asset managers, asset owners and banks among sectors that will be the subject of further deep-dive guidance by the Transition Plan Taskforce.