In 2019 EPA research into the risks and issues of climate change for Irish businesses recognised that “the TCFD recommendations are increasingly recognised as the gold standard framework for companies to use to identify, assess and report on climate-related impacts.”
Finance Minister Pascal Donoghue has encouraged Irish firms to use the TCFD framework, and international regulators have also encouraged adoption, including the European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Commission in its guidelines on non-financial reporting.
We provide a unique blend of expertise in climate regulation, governance, risk management, quantitative solutions, and non-financial report production.
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The EU Taxonomy is a complex regulation, but in simple terms, it’s a classification system used to define environmentally sustainable economic activities. Its purpose is to facilitate sustainable investment and Taxonomy reporting. It is a key part of the EU's sustainable finance framework, designed to direct investments toward activities supporting the European Green Deal's objectives, including achieving...
On Wednesday, 27 November, the Global Sustainable Insurance Summit Europe 2024 took place at the Central Bank of Ireland. The event brought together several key global leaders driving sustainable insurance efforts, including California’s Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara and Butch Bacani from the United Nations Environment Programme Finance Initiative.
COP, short for Conference of the Parties, refers to a series of official gatherings where governments evaluate global progress in implementing the Paris Agreement and the Convention, with the aim of limiting global warming to 1.5°C based on the most recent scientific findings. During COP meetings, leaders from around the world come together to assess advancements and negotiate effective strategies...
The onset of mandatory non-financial reporting has placed more emphasis on assurance to provide greater confidence in the credibility of organisation’s reporting.
A sound culture reflecting organisational strategy and values is a key driver for both financial and operational success and, influences ethical behaviour. It drives innovation, attracts talent, and protects the brand.
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The Irish Government has committed to a climate action plan that includes achieving a 51% reduction in our greenhouse gas emissions by 2031 and sets a path to deliver net-zero emissions by no later than 2050.
TCFD has become the baseline framework for reporting on climate-related reporting and disclosures.
Sustainability and ESG must be at the heart of every organisation's business model
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