Environmental & Social Governance Policy
Environmental and social issues are important to CCC. To find out more, you can download our ESG policy here.
We are also signatories of the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment and the Carbon Disclosure Project.
Corporate Governance
The UK Stewardship Code
Climate Change Capital Limited ("CCC") manages equity investments,
mainly held in Climate Change Capital Private Equity LP ("CPE") a
private equity fund focused on investing in unquoted Cleantech
companies, whose investors comprise a number of leading
institutional investors including Alpinvest, Robeco, Universities
Superannuation Scheme, Alliance Trust and HSBC.
In managing investments for CPE, CCC typically holds a director or
observer seat on the Boards of the companies it invests in and
enters into detailed shareholder agreements which provide
significant protections for our Fund's interest in our portfolio
companies. We continually engage with companies regarding
business and governance issues, both independently and through
joint representations with other institutions.
CCC takes a similar approach in managing equity investments in
our other funds or accounts. We believe our engagement activity is
consistent with the principles of the UK Stewardship Code.
To view Climate Change Capital's FRC Stewardship Code click here.
Pillar 3
The FSA framework consists of three Pillars:
1) Pillar 1 sets out the minimum capital amount that meets a firm's credit, market and operational risk;
2) Pillar 2 requires a firm to review and assess whether its Pillar 1 capital is adequate to meet its risks and is subject to annual review by the FSA; and
3) Pillar 3 requires disclosure of specified information about a firm's underlying risk management controls and capital position.
To view Climate Change Capital's Pillar 3 disclosure document click here.
