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Action Plan to Make Markets Climate Resilient: How stock exchanges can integrate the TCFD recommendations

Author: SSE Initiative

Industry Group: All Industry Groups

Guidance / Tool - 2023

To help exchanges lead a transition to more climate-resilient markets using the various tools available to them, this document provides a voluntary practical Action Plan and bespoke guidance on creating climate-resilient markets. Stock exchanges can help their market to mitigate risks associated with climate change, access growing opportunities and help align climate-related disclosures to global standards and best practices to ensure their markets are both efficient and resilient.

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Keywords: Climate-related opportunities, Climate-related risk, Disclosure/reporting, Financial impacts, Resilience, Scenario analysis
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