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The final version was set up to address the information gap between various firms’ interactions with biodiversity in nature and the impacts on financial performance and longer-term financial risks.
Both standards will require companies to disclose how they are both directly and indirectly responding to risks and opportunities, how their subsequent strategy will be resourced, and what consequent changes they expect to financial position and performance over time. . Have the ESRSs strayed too far from TCFD?
Recent research (scientific-peer-reviewed, unlike many of those recent reports attacking corporate climate action) by the University of Münster definitively established the positive link between corporate carbon emissions performance and corporatefinancial performance.
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