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  • Writer's pictureGustavo Bernal Torres

Flying Blind - The Glaring Absence of Climate Risks in Financial Reporting

Carbon Tracker with the Climate Accounting Project and the PRI have launched a new report

  • More than 70% of listed companies that represent some of the world’s largest carbon-polluters, alongside most of their external auditors, are not fully accounting for climate-related risks in financial statements. This is despite significant financial risks faced from the climate crisis and net-zero pledges made by many.

  • This report examines whether 107 publicly-listed carbon-intensive firms (and their auditors) considered material climate-related risks in financial reporting. At the same time the study also assesses whether investor concerns about Paris-alignment of assumptions and estimates have been addressed.

Source: https://www.unpri.org/accounting-for-climate-change/flying-blind-the-glaring-absence-of-climate-risks-in-financial-reporting/8555.article

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