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Top finance trade groups join calls for U S carbon pricing

Top finance trade groups join calls for U.S. carbon pricing Reuters 2/18/2021 By Ross Kerber (Reuters) - Major U.S. financial trade groups on Thursday joined calls for some type of carbon pricing in the United States, underscoring the growing corporate enthusiasm for steps to slow the pace of climate change. For markets to function you ve got to have a price on carbon, said Tim Adams, president of the Institute of International Finance, in an interview. Its board includes leaders of banks, insurers and asset managers worldwide, including from JPMorgan Chase & Co, Citigroup Inc and State Street Corp. A policy document the IIF is set to release with 10 other trade groups states that carbon pricing can spur development of climate-related financial products, promote more transparent pricing of climate-related financial risks, and can inform and help scale key initiatives like voluntary carbon markets.

U S financial sector shares thoughts on a low-carbon economy

James Langton A collection of financial industry trade groups is calling for science-based climate policy in the U.S. that will help guide its transition to a low-carbon economy. The U.S. Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association Inc. (SIFMA) along with 10 other industry trade associations (known as the U.S. Climate Finance Working Group) published a set of principles that they believe should underpin U.S. policy to address global warming. The principles which represent the views of banks, investment banks, insurers, asset managers, pension funds and other financial firms call for the U.S. to set policy goals, based on climate science, that align with the Paris Agreement.

U S Financial Services Support Principles for Low-Carbon Transition

U.S. Financial Services Leaders Support Principles for Low-Carbon Transition U.S. financial services leaders have stated their support in principle for a U.S. transition to a low-carbon economy. The support comes following the release of the Principles for a U.S. Transition to a Sustainable Low-Carbon Economy by the U.S. Climate Finance Working Group. The group is comprised of 11 financial services trade associations that have come together around climate and sustainability topics relevant to their respective areas of the financial services industry and the broader corporate sector. Working Group members include: American Bankers Association; Bank Policy Institute; Financial Services Forum; Institute of International Bankers; Institute of International Finance; Investment Company Institute; and Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association.

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