Legal & General Investment Management, Aviva Investors and Royal London Asset Management among those calling on government to make net-zero disclosure a mandatory requirement for large firms.
Major UK companies and financial institutions collectively responsible for over £4.5trn in assets have called on the government to make disclosure of net zero transition plans a mandatory requirement for large firms, warning that only a fifth of FTSE 100 entities have voluntarily published net zero targets and plans to date. In a letter jointly addressed to Chancellor Rishi Sunak and Business Secretary Kwasi Kwarteng today (11 October), the companies argue such a policy would help address climate risks across the UK economy and burnish the government's global climate leadership credentia...
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