Sustainability
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Accountants have a valuable role to play in helping organizations adapt to climate change: to manage risk, identify and seize opportunities, and enhance resiliency.
The impacts of climate change and interconnectedness of issues present risks and opportunities that must be managed. Read about three trends with environmental and social implications that are already impacting businesses and capital markets.
Canada wants to shift capital to support climate change and sustainable development. As a signatory of the Paris Agreement on climate change, Canada is committed to a global pact toward more sustainability for the global economy.
As a finance professional, find practical guidance on how to integrate social and human capital considerations into your organization in this project developed by members of the Canadian Chapter of The Prince of Wales’s A4S project.
Climate change is a business issue. This publication outlines 20 questions for boards of directors to ask in overseeing organizational risk management, business strategy and performance in the context of climate change.
Investors are seeking more information on material financial risks and opportunities related to climate change in order to make investment decisions. In these webinars, we share insights from investors that can help companies enhance their reporting on climate-related issues.
This series of publications provides actionable guidance for companies, auditors and municipalities on enhancing climate-related disclosures in financial reports and integrating climate change information into decision-making.
We sat down with Diane Larsen, partner at EY, to discuss her experience as an auditor and member of the Financial Stability Board's Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
Capital providers are seeking more information on material financial risks and opportunities related to climate change in order to make investment decisions. These resources provide guidance for companies on enhancing climate-related disclosures in financial reports.
Watch this video interview with the director, Environmental and Social Risk Policy, RBC, to understand how the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure (TCFD) recommendations are being adopted by a large Canadian financial institution.