IGCC Election 2022 Statement On Climate Policies 6 May 2022 Share The Investor Group on Climate Change has been asked to respond to climate-related statements made by candidates during the 2022 Australian Federal Election. We welcome the increased national focus on climate action and the opportunities to accelerate the economy towards net zero emissions. We also direct readers’ attention to the statements we have previously made following policy announcements by the major parties. Net zero by 2050 positive signal to investors, acute policy risks remain to 2030 – October 26 2021 Stronger 2030 emissions reductions targets will unlock investment opportunities in Australia – December 3 2021 Latest news & insights From Risk to Resilience: What Investors Expect from Companies on Physical Climate Risk 13 October 2025 Building Board Capability for the Climate Transition 13 October 2025 Media Release: As Climate Risks Escalate, IGCC Summit 2025 Puts the Asia Pacific Opportunity in the Spotlight 1 October 2025 Submission to XRB: Current disclosure timeframes position Aotearoa New Zealand as a destination for international capital 29 September 2025 What do the Australian Government’s 2035 Climate Targets Mean for Investors? 25 September 2025 Submission: What investors need from Treasury’s transition planning guidance 25 September 2025 Submission: Good governance for an evolving electricity system – NEM Review 23 September 2025 Australia’s First National Climate Risk Assessment and Adaptation Plan: What Investors Need to Know 19 September 2025 2035 Target and Plans: Investors Call for Ambition Beyond Achievable 18 September 2025 National Climate Risk Assessment is Much Needed Bad News 15 September 2025