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Transition Finance TrackerFourth quarter 2025A quarterly report on financing the shift to a low-carbon economyLinda-Eling LeeTanguy SénéKatie ToweyRumi MahmoodUmar AshfaqTransition Finance Tracker – Q4 2025▻▻▻▻▻▻Sections2Acknowledgements Acknowledgements Highlights Highlights Key terms Key terms Foreword Foreword What can physical hazard data tell us about the 2026 World Cup?How have climate funds performed?How do tech giants’ energy-related emissions compare?How much low-carbon energy relative to fossil-fuel energy are bond investors financing?How much are companies investing in carbon credits?What percentage of companies have set climate targets?What percentage of companies disclose their emissions?Are companies on track to meet global climate goals?How do companies’ emissions trajectories compare with those of their home countries?Transition Finance Tracker – Q4 2025▻▻▻▻▻▻The 2026 World Cup will mark nearly six weeks of nonstop soccer this summer, crisscrossing 16 scenic locations across the U.S., Canada and Mexico. The breadth of geographies also offers a reminder of the multiplicity of physical hazards that communities across North America now face. As this analysis shows, each of the 16 cities that will host the games confronts a mix of near- and long-term physical hazards. We’ve ranked them for each of the stadiums, not to forecast the weather but to show location-specific exposure to such hazards. The data won’t tell you how to dress for the match (if you’re fortunate enough to get tickets), but it — and much more granular data like it — could help you analyze the physical risks to your investment if you were in the market to finance a stadium or other infrastructure.The...