(Reuters) - Britain said on Thursday it would decide in the second quarter of next year on whether to endorse a global set of climate disclosures that would be mandatory for listed companies from January 2026.
Currently Britain requires listed companies to make climate-related disclosures using norms from a global taskforce, but they are expected to be replaced by more rigorous rules from the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB), which Britain and other G20 countries have backed.
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