Lisa Caripis

Investor Practice Program Manager

As Manager of the Investment Practice Program, Lisa works with IGCC’s global partners and supports IGCC’s members to implement their commitments under global net zero investment initiatives through technical guidance, working groups and masterclasses.

Lisa has a varied background in ESG spanning environmental law, human rights and anti-corruption, particularly in the resources sector. She has extensive experience participating in international and multi-stakeholder initiatives. Lisa is a published author on climate mitigation and adaptation, as well as responsible investment.

Most recently, Lisa led Transparency International’s thought leadership and engagement with the mining sector on responsible business conduct, particularly in relation to community engagement, anti-bribery and business integrity.

Relevant News, Resources & Events.

 

Submission: Investors need guidance from ASIC on “reasonable grounds” in climate reporting

6 January 2025

Australia has introduced mandatory climate reporting for companies and investors. As announced at the IGCC Summit, the regulator (ASIC) recently released draft regulatory guidance for feedback.

Submission to ASIC on Consultation CP 380: Sustainability Reporting

Submission | Investor Group on Climate Change | December 2024

Additional guidance specifically for institutional investors would help clarify “reasonable grounds”, and give investors confidence to provide information to the market.

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What Institutional Investors Need from Australia’s Sustainable Finance Taxonomy

3 December 2024

Australia is developing a taxonomy to help direct capital towards decarbonising the Australian economy.

Statement on the Australian Sustainable Finance Taxonomy

Briefing | IGCC/Lisa Caripis | November 2024

A summary of IGCC’s response to the ASFI consultation

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Net Zero Asset Managers Target Disclosure Report 2024

Report | NZAM | 25 July 2024

The Net Zero Asset Managers Target Disclosures Report 2024 emphasises the rise in voluntary net zero commitments within the asset management industry. More than 325 asset managers, managing over USD 57.5 trillion, have made individual commitments aligned with their fiduciary duties.

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