Pension schemes agree 2026 climate risk integration target

Half of surveyed schemes expect to reach full integration within just 12 months

Hope William-Smith
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All pension schemes expect to have fully integrated climate risk into their decision making processes by 2026, according to Willis Towers Watson.

A poll of 70 UK-based schemes conducted by the consultant found they unanimously agreed on full integration in the next five years, with half expecting to reach that target by 2022. Integration ...

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