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Canadian Securities Administrators prepare report on climate disclosure as advocates push for new reporting requirements for businesses

The report comes as advocates call on businesses to be more forthright about the risk they face from disruptions caused by climate change, including the introduction of new regulations.

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BY MARCO VIGLIOTTI
March 19, 2018

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A new report card finds a widening gap on credible climate action among Canada’s largest pension funds, which manage $2-trillion worth of assets.

‘Voluntary action alone isn’t going to cut it’: watchdog group calls for climate reporting requirements for Canada’s $4-trillion pension fund industry

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A new report card finds a widening gap on credible climate action among Canada’s largest pension funds, which manage $2-trillion worth of assets.

Canadian Securities Administrators prepare report on climate disclosure as advocates push for new reporting requirements for businesses

The report comes as advocates call on businesses to be more forthright about the risk they face from disruptions caused by climate change, including the introduction of new regulations.

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