Committees

Pension stewardship and COP26

Inquiry

The UK hosted the 26th UN Climate Council Conference of Parties - COP26 - in Glasgow between 1 and 12 November 2021.

In March 2021, the Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion announced that “world leading regulations” will come into force ahead of COP26, following the Government’s consultation, Taking action on climate risk: improving governance and reporting by occupational pension schemes – response and consultation on regulations, which ran from January to March 2021.

Ahead of COP26 the Committee sought views on how the UK Government’s approach to pension scheme stewardship can inform—and should be informed by—approaches taken internationally.

Read the call for evidence to find out more about the inquiry.

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Past events

Wednesday 14 July 2021
9:15am Private
9:30am Public
Pension stewardship and COP26 - Oral evidence 14 July 2021
9:30am
  • Guy Opperman MP (Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State (Minister for Pensions and Financial Inclusion) at Department for Work and Pensions)
  • Pete Searle (Director, Private Pensions and Arm’s Length Bodies at Department for Work and Pensions)
  • Emma Varley (Head of DC and International Private Pensions Policy at Department for Work and Pensions)
Room 6, Palace of Westminster
Wednesday 30 June 2021
9:30am Public
Pension stewardship and COP26 - Oral evidence 30 June 2021
9:30am
  • Tony Burdon (Chief Executive Officer at Make My Money Matter)
  • James Alexander (Chief Executive Officer at UK Sustainable Investment and Finance Association)
  • Andrew Ninian (Director of Stewardship and Corporate Governance at Investment Association)
10:30am
  • Paul Bucksey (Managing Director at Smart Pension UK)
  • Morten Nilsson (Chief Executive Officer at BT Pension Scheme)
  • Mark Fawcett (Chief Investment Officer at Nest)
  • Sam White (Group Sustainability Director at Aviva)
Room 8, Palace of Westminster

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  • Email: workpencom@parliament.uk
  • Phone: 020 7219 8976 | 020 7219 1679 (Media)
  • Address: Work and Pensions Committee | House of Commons | London | SW1A 0AA