Who Can Use PACTA?

Who is PACTA for?

PACTA measures the alignment of listed equities, corporate bonds, and corporate lending. PACTA can be used by various interested parties.

Governments can use PACTA to analyse the alignment of its stock market or financial sector with the Paris Agreement, which can serve as an input for their commitments under article 2.1(c) of the Paris Agreement to make finance flows consistent with a lower greenhouse gas pathway.

Supervisors can use PACTA to monitor the alignment of their financial sector and supervised entities with the Paris Agreement, and thereby assess transition risk.

Financial institutions can use PACTA to measure the alignment of their financial portfolios. The typical use cases of PACTA results for financial institutions include:

• identify and engage with clients to improve on climate alignment

• informing climate strategy decision making

• informing risk management

• disclosing and reporting on climate alignment

Invidiuals such as retail investors and researches can also use PACTA to analyze financial portfolios.

NGOs as part of research and policy projects