Synopsis
At COP26, the Chancellor announced that financial sector firms and listed companies will have to publish clear, deliverable transition plans in 2023, setting out how they will decarbonise and transition to net zero. This will be implemented by the Financial Conduct Authority as part of the regulatory regime.
Following the Chancellor’s announcement, HM Treasury launched a Transition Plan Taskforce (TPT) in April 2022 to provide companies with guidance of what transition plans should look like and in November 2022 the TPT published their Disclosure Framework and Implementation Guidance for gold standard transition plans, which is under consultation until 28 February 2023.
Our speakers

Head of Sustainable Finance
WWF-UK

Group Head of Government Engagement - Sustainability
Aviva

Head of Climate Policy
PRI

Chief Executive
City & Financial Global

Director of Thought Leadership
Climate Bonds Initiative

Head of Accounting, Audit and Disclosure
Carbon Tracker

Senior Manager, Green Finance
The Carbon Trust

Senior Investment Manager, Sustainable Ownership
Railpen

Co-founder
ESG Investor

Managing Director, Sustainable Investing
CPP Investments

Chair
The Transition Finance Market Review

Director, Green Financial Systems
European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD)

Technical Specialist, Sustainable Finance and Stewardship
Financial Conduct Authority (FCA)

Team Leader, TPT Secretariat
Head of Policy, UK Centre for Greening Finance and Investment; Policy Lead, Oxford Sustainable Finance Group

Policy Fellow, Sustainable Finance and Central Banking, Grantham Research Institute
London School of Economics (LSE)

President
GARP Risk Institute (GRI)

Head of UK Policy
Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI)

Head of Transition Planning Implementation
GFANZ

WTW Climate & Resilience Hub and WS1 Co-chair
TPT Delivery Group

Global Director, Climate Change
CDP

Director of Sustainability
ICAEW

Program Director
The Sunrise Project

Environmental Sustainability Manager
National Grid

Vice-Chair and Partner
Oliver Wyman

Partner
Slaughter and May