This is an invitation only event. For more information, please contact the SSE team.
The SSE’s Partner Exchanges and key stakeholders are invited to participate in the second Climate Disclosure Advisory Group webinar.
The ‘First Draft’ brainstorming webinar took place on Wednesday 17 February 2021 at 09:00 and 16:00 Geneva Time. The two webinars were substantively identical. The meeting was organized twice in one day to accommodate the many time zones of the Advisory Group members.
UN SSE Climate Disclosure Advisory Group
SSE launched a new project to support exchanges in providing guidance to issuers on climate disclosure. The new workstream will assist stock exchanges in developing best practice reporting guidance for issuers to ensure globally consistent disclosures incorporating the recommendations from the FSB Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). More information here.
First Climate Disclosure Advisory Group Webinar
The ‘Zero Draft’ brainstorming webinar took place in October 2020 and you find more information here.
Summary The United Nations Sustainable Stock Exchanges (SSE) initiative hosted a webinar meeting of the SSE Climate Disclosure Advisory Group to discuss how to support stock exchanges in providing guidance to issuers on climate disclosure. The meeting brought together exchanges, regulators, and investors in order to review the first draft of a model guidance. The document will assist exchanges in developing best practice reporting guidance for issuers to ensure globally consistent disclosures incorporating the recommendations from the FSB Task Force on Climate-Related Financial Disclosures (TCFD). The SSE held two webinars to accommodate the many time zones of all members of the Advisory Group. In total there were 58 participants joining from 21 countries around the world, including representatives of 21 exchanges. The discussions were moderated by London Stock Exchange and Johannesburg Stock Exchange, the Co-Chairs of the SSE Climate Disclosure Advisory Group, who walked readers through the first draft, and the changes made after receiving the comments from the Advisory Group menmbers. The Advisory Group highlighted the importance of the SSE project for assisting exchanges by informing broader international discussions about best practices in implementing the TCFD recommendations. Speakers on the calls included representatives from: CDSB, NSE, Borsa Italiana, Bursa Malaysia, JPX, CVM, The ICE, SASB. Who’s in the Advisory Group? Besides the chairs, the London Stock Exchange and Johannesburg Stock Exchange, the SSE Climate Disclosure Advisory Group includes representatives from the following organizations: Webinar Summary
The webinar had 58 participants from 21 markets, including 21 exchanges. List of Participants
Market Type Organization Name
Brazil Regulator CVM Claudio Maes
Canada Exchange TMX Andrew Hall
China Exchange SZSE Bin CHEN
China Exchange SZSE Wenzhuo Liu
China Exchange SZSE Ye SUN
China Exchange SSE Yinghui Chen
China Corporation Syntaogf Peiyuan GUO
China, Hong Kong Regulator SFC Christine Kung
China, Hong Kong Exchange HKEX Christine Lau
China, Hong Kong Regulator SFC Grace Wong
China, Hong Kong Exchange HKEX Kelly Lee
China, Hong Kong Exchange HKEX Andy Lau
Egypt Exchange EGX Ahmed Rushdy
France Exchange Euronext Anne Sophie Pijcke-Lefebvre
Germany Exchange Deutsche Boerse Daniel Sonnenburg
Italy Exchange Borsa Italiana Sara Lovisolo
Japan Exchange JPX Anna Hill
Japan Exchange JPX Mitsuo Miwa
Japan Exchange JPX Natsuho Torii
Kazakhstan Exchange KASE Ainagul Iskakova
Kazakhstan Exchange KASE Zhandos Rakhimov
Luxembourg Exchange LuxSE Yann Kerhoas
Malaysia Exchange Bursa Malaysia Emilia Tee
Malaysia Exchange Bursa Malaysia Mei Kim San
Malaysia Exchange Bursa Malaysia Sharlene Boey
Malaysia Exchange Bursa Malaysia Dinagaran Chandra
Mexico Investor SIF Alba Aguilar
Mexico Exchange BIVA Diana Islas
Mexico Exchange BMV Nalleli Barajas
Nigeria Exchange NSE Olutobi Onajin
Philippines Exchange PSE Brigette Bantayan
Philippines Investor Global Sustainability Exchange Matthias Gelber
Singapore Exchange SGX John Lim
Singapore Exchange SGX Lian Sim Yeo
South Africa Exchange JSE Shameela Ebrahim
Spain Exchange BME Oscar Moya
Switzerland IO UN SSE Rita Schmutz
Switzerland IO UN SSE Lisa Remke
Switzerland IO UN SSE Anthony Miller
Thailand Regulator SEC Chantida Phiphobmongkol
Thailand Regulator SEC Rangrong Wichitkraisorn
Thailand Regulator SEC Tutchpong Amatyakul
United Kingdom Standard Setter CDSB Fiona Quinlan
United Kingdom Corporation Agendi Helena Walsh
United Kingdom Civil Society Siobhan Cleary
United Kingdom Exchange LSEG Adrian Rimmer
United Kingdom Carbon Trust Ben Peel
United Kingdom Corporation Linklaters Jason Manketo
United Kingdom Exchange WFE Mushtaq Ahmed
United Kingdom Exchange WFE Pedro Gurrola-Perez
United Kingdom Corporation Bloomberg Revan Arkan
United Kingdom Investor HM Treasury Stuart Cox
United Kingdom Exchange LSEG David Harris
United States of America Exchange ICE Brookly McLaughlin
United States of America IO PRI Kimberly Gladman
United States of America Standard Setter SASB Sonal Dalal
United States of America Corporation Agendi Arnaud Brohe
United States of America IO UN Global Compact Howard L
About the SSE
The SSE initiative is a UN Partnership Programme organised by UNCTAD, the UN Global Compact, UNEP FI and the PRI. The SSE’s mission is to provide a global platform for exploring how exchanges, in collaboration with investors, companies (issuers), regulators, policymakers and relevant international organizations, can enhance performance on ESG (environmental, social and corporate governance) issues and encourage sustainable investment, including the financing of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. The SSE seeks to achieve this mission through an integrated programme of conducting evidence-based policy analysis, facilitating a network and forum for multi-stakeholder consensus-building, and providing technical assistance and advisory services.