critical to underscore the importance of better climate-related financial disclosures for the functioning of the financial system. The Task Force is not alone in its work. A variety of stakeholders
contraction as a result of sluggish export in the midst of global financial crisis, diminishing demand of domestic private sector, and lack of confidence in economic and political directions. All these factors
of the capital market • Building readiness and competitive advantage to support interconnectedness of global economy • Building confidence and foundation for sustainable growth of the capital market
Company’s liabilities in order to improve the level of the Company’s debt and the shareholder’s equity, gain the confidence from the investors and financial institutions, and increase the capability in
disclosure CRAs should make disclosure and transparency an objective of their ratings activities; and Confidential information CRAs should maintain in confidence all non-public information communicated to them
impacts of layoffs, reduced income and reduced confidence due to increased uncertainty about the future. As a result, private consumption is expected to contract, although government measures could help
and governments which allow them to easily prioritize climate and green bonds with confidence that the funds are being used to mitigate and/or adapt to climate change. The green bond market is moving
. Standards, assurance and certification will be essential to improved confidence and transparency, which in turn will enable further strong growth in the market. The Climate Bonds Standard and Certification
easily prioritize climate and green bonds with confidence that the funds are being used to deliver a low carbon economy. Certification is available for: • Project bonds • Corporate bonds (asset-linked
need to include representatives of those beneficiaries or clients to build confidence in the collegiality of interests between them. They should reflect the diversity of interests of those whom they