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Obligations to consider climate risk in relation to the investments of the Shell Contributory Pension Fund
ClientEarth warns the Shell Contributory Pension Fund trustees that failing to strategically manage climate risk may breach their fiduciary duty to act in the best interests of members. The letter asserts that climate change is a material investment risk and provides evidence that fossil fuel assets, particularly coal, are highly exposed to financial losses. It highlights emerging market standards among OECD asset owners, including the use of TCFD frameworks and divestment policies. ClientEarth recommends specific actions: evaluating physical and transitional risks, reallocating capital away from coal and risky fossil fuels, and pursuing active stewardship to align portfolio companies with the Paris Agreement.
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Document type: Statement