Does EY assurance assist the auditors in a company's TCFD requirements on their annual reports? If so, how? Also, given the UK's mandate (at this point) for 1,300 of its largest private companies to comply with the TCFD, do you anticipate assurance's role to change?
Hi there, thanks for your question. Currently we have no EY insiders to focus on this question, but EY has reported on this previously - see link: https://www.ey.com/en_uk/sustainability-financial-services/climate-related-disclosures-within-financial-services
Hope this helps!
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