Here's the short version of the report's conclusions:
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Climate change is accelerating.
Climate change and nature loss are not a linear process.
Physical risks resulting from climate change and nature and biodiversity loss increase, too.
The impacts on GDP are expected to be substantial.
According to a recent study, assets lose as much as 40% of their value (in net present value terms) in a business-as-usual scenario.
Risks and losses can still be very significantly reduced if robust action is taken to mitigate climate change.
Embed climate risks in the decision-making process, and integrate climate risks and opportunities in the investment policy, by following these 5 pillars:
Avoid investment in new unabated high-emission projects
Integrate physical risk, stranded asset risks and litigation risks in ROI assessment
Sustainable and responsible investing in transition ("financing reduced emissions" rather than "reducing financed emissions")
Active, effective stewardship to reduce financial and existential risks
Policy advocacy to lower climate risks and create a level playing field
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