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CEO
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Explore our materials to learn more about acting on your portfolio emissions
As a financial institution, you indirectly contribute to greenhouse gas emissions through your financing or investment activities. These emissions can occur throughout the value chain of the companies and projects you finance, including production, transport, and use of goods and services.
They usually form the largest part of most financial organizations’ carbon footprints. That’s why it’s so important to disclose these as part of your efforts to manage climate-related risks and opportunities.
To help financial organizations align their investments with the Paris Climate Agreement, the Science-based Targets Initiative (SBTi) developed the concept of a finance portfolio temperature.
This is a metric that calculates the average temperature increase that would result from the greenhouse gas emissions associated with an investment portfolio. The finance portfolio temperature allows investors to evaluate the climate impact of their investments and to set targets to reduce emissions and lower the temperature increase associated with their portfolios over time.
Firstly, there is a growing demand from stakeholders, particularly institutional investors, for more transparency and disclosure on environmental, social, and governance (ESG) factors, including climate change.
Secondly, there is a growing regulatory pressure on financial institutions to disclose their climate-related risks and opportunities. Several countries have introduced regulations that require financial institutions to disclose their climate-related risks and to report on their progress towards meeting climate targets.
You’re also likely to discover that measuring and managing your financed emissions can help you identify opportunities to improve the sustainability and resilience of your portfolio companies.
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