climate-related disclosures
Westminster Pension Fund is discussing the explicit inclusion of climate change as a significant risk in its risk register.
Westminster Pension Fund's Pension Board urged the explicit inclusion of climate change as a significant risk in its risk register in July 2026. A scheme member representative highlighted the expected economic effect of climate change during a review of the fund's investment strategy.
Separately, Wandsworth's Joint Pensions Committee approved its Pension Fund Accounts in September 2025, despite a local elector raising an objection regarding climate disclosure. The committee reviewed an external audit report before approving the accounts for the year ending March 2025.
Climate-related disclosures involve reporting on the financial risks and opportunities associated with climate change, including their financial implications. This reporting helps organisations address their impact on the climate.
Key facts
- Westminster Pension Fund's Pension Board urged explicit inclusion of climate change in its risk register in July 2026. Source
- Wandsworth's Joint Pensions Committee approved Pension Fund Accounts for year ending March 2025 in September 2025. Source
- A local elector raised a climate disclosure objection during Wandsworth's Pension Fund Accounts approval. Source
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