The world must undergo a period of systemic change to protect our environment, societies, and economy from climate change.

Asset owners need to effectively plan the actions that they’ll take to achieve their climate ambitions and realise positive real-world change. When it comes to fiduciary duty, systemic risks such as climate risk must be taken into consideration, irrespective of scheme or fund size.

Our ABC approach to responsible investment, as set out in our RI mission statement, begins with ‘Achieving net zero’, and as part of this pillar we support our clients in understanding what net zero means for them. This includes how they can take meaningful action to align with this ambition and set credible net zero strategies in line with the broader goal of decarbonisation.

So, how can you go about setting a credible net zero strategy? It all starts with a Climate Transition Action Plan (CTAP) – translating your climate ambitions into measurable actions on policy, strategy and stewardship.

In this publication, Mhairi Gooch explores this in more detail, outlining:

• Targets and actions for schemes
• Five essential steps to building a credible plan
• How to get started

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If you have any questions, or would like to discuss anything further, please get in touch.