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ESG and responsible investing
Economic Transition Monitor: the path to net zero
Welcome to our Economic Transition Monitor (ETM). In this report we track global efforts to reach net zero emissions and attempts to limit the impact of climate change.
Our fourth annual Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) Report seeks to build on our past experience and provide a comparable, investor-relevant disclosure on our activities and capabilities in climate-aware investing.
We’ve updated to the third vintage of climate scenarios developed by the Network for Greening the Financial System (NGFS) as the basis for our climate scenario analysis. This is comparable with the scenarios we used in our 2021 report but provides greater granularity.
For the second year, we’ve conducted additional analysis using the Inevitable Policy Response’s (IPR) Forecast Policy Scenario. This has been commissioned by the UN Principles for Responsible Investment. It offers a high-confidence model of policy responses to delayed climate action for an alternative look at the possible impact on the portfolios we manage for clients.
Within the 12% of our net zero-pledged assets under management (AUM), we’ve engaged with 59% of issuers that comprise 70% of our financed emissions in material sectors for those strategies.
We continue to expand our climate-aware investment capabilities, with the launch of the following:
Economic Transition Monitor: the path to net zero
Welcome to our Economic Transition Monitor (ETM). In this report we track global efforts to reach net zero emissions and attempts to limit the impact of climate change.
UK equities: an enhanced approach to corporate governance
Good governance is a cornerstone that gives lasting strength to a company. In the UK Equities Team, we have long recognised its importance. In this paper, we outline our governance approach in detail and provide an engagement case study.
Reflections on COP26: Meaningful progress or more “blah, blah, blah”?
In this podcast, featuring a panel of Invesco experts who were delegates at the conference, we share our insights on some of the decisions reached in Glasgow – and, just as importantly, some of those that were not.
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