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24 Jun 2019

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European Commission

Commission publishes guidelines to improve how firms report climate-related information and welcomes three new important reports on climate finance by leading experts

18 June 2019

The European Commission has today published new guidelines on corporate climate-related information reporting, as part of its Sustainable Finance Action Plan. These guidelines will provide companies with practical recommendations on how to better report the impact that their activities are having on the climate as well as the impact of climate change on their business...

They will provide guidance to around 6,000 EU-listed companies, banks and insurance companies that have to disclose non-financial information under the Non-Financial Reporting Directive...

Also today, the Commission welcomes three important expert reports published by the TEG on sustainable finance:

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