Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Response and Development

One of the essential functions of financial markets is to price risk to support informed, efficient capital-allocation decisions. Accurate and timely disclosure of operating and financial results are fundamental to this. Yet, one of the most significant, and perhaps most misunderstood, risks that organizations face today relates to the physical and transitional impact of climate change.

Consistent, comparable and reliable information will improve how climate-related risks are assessed, priced and managed. Companies can more effectively measure and evaluate their risks and act on opportunities; investors can make informed capital allocation decisions; and lenders, insurers, underwriters will be better able to evaluate their risks and exposure over the short, medium, and long-term.

We bring leading companies together to discuss disclosure practices, work that’s needed to enhance disclosure effectiveness and implement the TCFD recommendations. We help members shape and prepare for anticipated regulatory requirements and develop strategic scenario and resilience assessment techniques. We have worked with priority sectors including Oil & Gas, Electric Utilities, Chemicals, Construction & Building Materials, Autos & Food, Agriculture and Forest Products. We now have cross sector groups and a focus on the energy and land systems.