Climate Disclosure Advisory Group

17 Feb, 2021
Online

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.

 

Webinar Summary

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.

Webinar slides

 

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: 

List of Participants

The webinar had 58 participants from 21 markets, including 21 exchanges.

 

MarketTypeOrganizationName
BrazilRegulatorCVMClaudio Maes
CanadaExchangeTMXAndrew Hall
ChinaExchangeSZSEBin CHEN
ChinaExchangeSZSEWenzhuo Liu
ChinaExchangeSZSEYe SUN
ChinaExchangeSSEYinghui Chen
ChinaCorporationSyntaogfPeiyuan GUO
China, Hong KongRegulatorSFCChristine Kung
China, Hong KongExchangeHKEXChristine Lau
China, Hong KongRegulatorSFCGrace Wong
China, Hong KongExchangeHKEXKelly Lee
China, Hong KongExchangeHKEXAndy Lau
EgyptExchangeEGXAhmed Rushdy
FranceExchangeEuronextAnne Sophie Pijcke-Lefebvre
GermanyExchangeDeutsche BoerseDaniel Sonnenburg
ItalyExchangeBorsa ItalianaSara Lovisolo
JapanExchangeJPXAnna Hill
JapanExchangeJPXMitsuo Miwa
JapanExchangeJPXNatsuho Torii
KazakhstanExchangeKASEAinagul Iskakova
KazakhstanExchangeKASEZhandos Rakhimov
LuxembourgExchangeLuxSEYann Kerhoas
MalaysiaExchangeBursa MalaysiaEmilia Tee
MalaysiaExchangeBursa MalaysiaMei Kim San
MalaysiaExchangeBursa MalaysiaSharlene Boey
MalaysiaExchangeBursa MalaysiaDinagaran Chandra
MexicoInvestorSIFAlba Aguilar
MexicoExchangeBIVADiana Islas
MexicoExchangeBMVNalleli Barajas
NigeriaExchangeNSEOlutobi Onajin
PhilippinesExchangePSEBrigette Bantayan
PhilippinesInvestor Global Sustainability ExchangeMatthias Gelber
SingaporeExchangeSGXJohn Lim
SingaporeExchangeSGXLian Sim Yeo
South Africa ExchangeJSE Shameela Ebrahim
SpainExchangeBMEOscar Moya
SwitzerlandIOUN SSERita Schmutz
SwitzerlandIOUN SSELisa Remke
SwitzerlandIOUN SSEAnthony Miller
ThailandRegulatorSECChantida Phiphobmongkol
ThailandRegulatorSECRangrong Wichitkraisorn
ThailandRegulatorSECTutchpong Amatyakul
United KingdomStandard Setter CDSBFiona Quinlan
United KingdomCorporationAgendiHelena Walsh
United KingdomCivil SocietySiobhan Cleary
United KingdomExchangeLSEGAdrian Rimmer
United KingdomCarbon TrustBen Peel
United KingdomCorporationLinklatersJason Manketo
United KingdomExchangeWFEMushtaq Ahmed
United KingdomExchangeWFEPedro Gurrola-Perez
United KingdomCorporationBloombergRevan Arkan
United KingdomInvestorHM TreasuryStuart Cox
United KingdomExchangeLSEGDavid Harris
United States of AmericaExchangeICEBrookly McLaughlin
United States of AmericaIOPRIKimberly Gladman
United States of AmericaStandard Setter SASBSonal Dalal
United States of AmericaCorporationAgendiArnaud Brohe
United States of AmericaIOUN 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.