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Investor Group on Climate Change Australia/New Zealand (IGCC)

The IGCC represents institutional investors, with total funds under management of approximately $600 billion, and others in the investment community interested in the impact of climate change on investments. The IGCC aims to ensure that the risks and opportunities associated with climate change are incorporated into investment decisions for the ultimate benefit of individual investors through:

  • Raising awareness of the potential impacts, both positive and negative, resulting from climate change to the investment industry, corporate, government and community sectors;
  • Encouraging best practices approaches to facilitate the inclusion of the impacts of climate change into investment analysis by the investment industry; and
  • Providing information to assist the investment industry to understand and incorporate climate change into the investment decision.




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MEDIA RELEASE

Friday 23rd July 2010

Marginal investment impact from
Government climate change policy


The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), representing investors of over $600bn, welcomes the
recommitment of the Government to a market based mechanism to price emissions, but warns that today’s
announcements will only marginally influence investment decisions until the policy framework is resolved.

“The Government is right to re‐state that a market based mechanism is the best policy framework to reduce emissions in Australia.” IGCC Chief Executive Nathan Fabian said.

Click here to download a copy of the media release

MEDIA RELEASE

Friday 25th June 2010

Investors still support strong policy
action on climate change


The Investor Group on Climate Change (IGCC), representing investors of over $600bn congratulates Julia Gillard on becoming the Prime Minister of Australia. We also welcome the Prime Minister’s commitment to prosecute a mechanism for pricing greenhouse gas emissions in Australia’s economy.

But "climate change doesn't wait for elections - the community needs to reset the conversation about climate policy now." 

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For more information please contact:

The IGCC Secretariat
PO Box H26
Australia Square NSW 1215
Tel: +61 2 9255 0290
Email: secretariat@igcc.org.au


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