FCA moves to force firms to disclose climate risk management

Consults on regulation and innovation in green finance

Mike Sheen
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The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) has proposed measures that would force financial services firms to publicly disclose how they manage climate risk, as the regulator takes steps to limit the sector's contribution to the "disruptive and potentially irreversible threat to the planet" of climate change.

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