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schema:articleBody	New Zealand will force banks to reveal the impact their investments have on climate change under world-first legislation intended to make the financial sector's environmental record transparent, officials said. Commerce Minister David Clark said the law would make climate reporting mandatory for banks, insurance companies and investment firms. "Becoming the first country in the world to introduce a law like this means we have an opportunity to show real leadership and pave the way for other countries to make climate-related disclosures mandatory," he said. Clark said it would force financial institutions to consider the real-world impact their investments have on the climate and allow the public to gauge their performance. "It is important that every part of New Zealand's economy is helping us cut emissions and transition to a low-carbon future," he said. "This legislation ensures that financial organisations disclose and ultimately take action against climate-related risks and opportunities." The legislation was introduced on Monday and if passed will make climate reporting mandatory by 2023. Climate Change Minister James Shaw said the annual reports were likely to underline the fact that high-carbon investments would become less attractive as measures to curb emissions took hold. "We simply cannot get to net-zero carbon emissions by 2050 unless the financial sector knows what impact their investments are having on the climate," he said. "This law will bring climate risks and resilience into the heart of financial and business decision making." New Zealand's centre-left Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has committed the South Pacific nation to becoming carbon neutral by 2050 and generating all its energy from renewable sources by 2035. ns/dm/jah
schema:headline	In world first, New Zealand to make banks report climate impact
schema:mentions	Carbon neutrality Energy policy New Zealand national rugby union team Pacific Ocean Renewable energy Prime Minister of New Zealand Greenhouse gas Jacinda Ardern Insurance Global warming James Shaw (New Zealand politician) Progressivism David D. Clark
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