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Excellent insight as always from CDP on the state of transition planning across markets. A huge amount of effort has been put into this by Scott Twigg and the team, and the end result has a considerable amount of public value. Headline trends in the study echo what we are seeing through our transition planning work at EY with both corporates and financial institutions, and what I've observed through a year of engaging with preparers and users at Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) • 1.5°C-aligned climate transition plans are visibly increasing • operational need and investor pressure are increasingly prominent drivers for corporate plans, augmenting regulatory direction of travel • there is a growing realization that transition planning is first and foremost about generating and preserving value, not ticking boxes Other side of the coin: transition planning is difficult when done right, and the jury is still out on how to define "credibility". Both these challenges need initiative from corporates, finance, and policymakers to create a much needed transition "market signal" which facilitates finance to and from where it needs to go. Keep an eye out in this space for the highly anticipated Transition Finance Market Review Vanessa Havard-Williams is leading. https://lnkd.in/gJhaDGPF Shaun Carazzo David Kennedy Rob Doepel Pablo Carvajal Anindita Pal Ben Morrison Ian Behling Richard Walsh Diana R. Gee Lachlan Rowe James Mann Azim Shamir Emma Matarasso

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Thanks for sharing! Saad Moazam Great insights from CDP on transition planning. Kudos to Scott Twigg and team! More 1.5°C-aligned plans are emerging, driven by investor pressure. It’s all about creating value, not just ticking boxes #ESG Felix Arroyo Pujol Monica Rico

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