South Pole 2025 net zero report
The report finds:
- 86% of the surveyed respondents say they are "on track" or "partially on track" to meet to their climate goals. Of particular interest were the the Americas, out of which 93% were reported "on track" or "partially on track," despite a reported lack of regulation and progress from portfolio companies and client.
- 55% of institutions cite a lack of clear industry-specific guidance as a major limitation.
- "Ignoring climate risk is no longer an option; it has become a financial imperative shaped by evolving market opportunities."
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