International Personal Finance PLC – Lobbying Governance & Transparency

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Lobbying Governance

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
Moderate	International Personal Finance PLC’s climate lobbying governance comprises a formalised “Political Lobbying Policy, which is overseen by the Group Nominations and Governance Committee” and a stated alignment that “All of our public policy engagements and lobbying are aligned with the Paris Agreement for all direct activities and none of the trade associations of which we are a member ... has taken a position not aligned to the Paris Agreement on climate,” indicating coverage of both direct and indirect lobbying. However, the company provides no detail on a process or procedure for monitoring or managing this alignment—there is no evidence of a climate-lobbying review, periodic audit, or criteria for assessing trade-association positions—and it publishes no dedicated report or third-party assessment to verify ongoing compliance with its Paris Agreement commitment. As a result, while governance oversight and policy commitment are in place, mechanisms to ensure, review, and enforce alignment are not disclosed. View Sources	C

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Moderate

International Personal Finance PLC’s climate lobbying governance comprises a formalised “Political Lobbying Policy, which is overseen by the Group Nominations and Governance Committee” and a stated alignment that “All of our public policy engagements and lobbying are aligned with the Paris Agreement for all direct activities and none of the trade associations of which we are a member ... has taken a position not aligned to the Paris Agreement on climate,” indicating coverage of both direct and indirect lobbying. However, the company provides no detail on a process or procedure for monitoring or managing this alignment—there is no evidence of a climate-lobbying review, periodic audit, or criteria for assessing trade-association positions—and it publishes no dedicated report or third-party assessment to verify ongoing compliance with its Paris Agreement commitment. As a result, while governance oversight and policy commitment are in place, mechanisms to ensure, review, and enforce alignment are not disclosed.

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Lobbying Transparency

Overall Assessment	Analysis	Score
None	No evidence found	E