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11 Sep 2018

Top 100 pension funds assessed on climate disclosure

This is the first segment of a four-part report assessing the global pensions sector’s response to the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). The report uses new data to rank the world’s 100 largest global pension funds on their approach to climate-related risks and opportunities.

This first part will explore the performance of pension funds at an individual, national and regional level, and considers the influence of climate policy debate and action on geographic performance.

The following three parts will cover specific areas from the survey and follow the structure of the TCFD core recommendations – Governance, Strategy & Risk Management, and Metrics & Targets.The report will also review feedback from pension funds on harmonising green finance standards, barriers to low carbon investment, and challenges in implementing the TCFD framework. The following three parts of the report will be published between September and November 2018. To ensure you receive the following parts, please get in touch with Peter Uhlenbruch, AODP Investor Engagement Officer, on [email protected] to be added to the AODP mailing list.