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COP30 is the 30th meeting of the Conference of the Parties, taking place in Belém, Brazil from November 10 to 21, 2025. This briefing provides information for board directors on the key themes of COP30, and the key actions to be taken in the boardroom as a result of them.
You don’t need to predict every detail – but as a director, you must be prepared for the transition ahead.
The Board Dialogues on Climate Governance brought together leading Mexican business figures and board directors to discuss the strategic role of corporate governance in addressing the climate crisis.
Boards that embed nature into decisions will be better placed to manage regulatory change – but what does this look like in practice?
Boards are under growing pressure to deliver credible climate strategies. Transition planning is where governance meets execution.
Boards must connect the paddock and the plan – climate change demands long-term thinking.
The regulatory landscape is changing fast. Financial NEDs reveal their tips for articulating the business case for climate action in a way that's commercially grounded and politically neutral and how to handle pushback in this Chatham House rules workshop during London Climate Action Week 2025.
Boards that lead on nature are building resilience, anticipating change and unlocking new value.
Read WTW's key insights into European board priorities and challenges.
The Climate Governance Initiative, in collaboration with its Latin American Chapters, hosted an event where directors from key industries discussed how they are responding to climate and geopolitical pressures while balancing national regulatory changes and global investor expectations.
To reach net zero, banks can't go it alone. Discover how transparent, collaborative relationships between banks and their SME clients play a crucial role in unlocking their transition and the risk exposure if they don't.
Guidance on the legal obligations of directors of Canadian for-profit corporations in relation to nature-related risk.