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China International Capital Corp Ltd emphasizes board-level oversight of ESG matters—"The Board of the Company is responsible for supervising, reviewing and deciding on ESG-related issues"—and has "elevated ESG matters to an important position in corporate governance, and established an ESG governance structure covering the decision-making, management and executive levels from top to bottom." However, we found no evidence of any governance mechanisms, oversight bodies, or monitoring processes specific to lobbying activities or alignment of lobbying efforts with its ESG or climate-related policy objectives, and no disclosure of direct or indirect lobbying governance procedures.
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China International Capital Corp Ltd discloses only very general information about its climate-related public-policy engagement. The company notes that it has taken part in events such as the “Carbon Neutrality and Green Finance Forum” and the “Carbon Neutrality 2060 Forum,” but it does not identify any specific government bodies it sought to influence or describe concrete lobbying methods beyond attending these gatherings. Likewise, it speaks broadly about themes such as carbon pricing, green finance, and China’s peak-carbon and carbon-neutrality goals, yet it does not name any particular laws, regulations, or policy proposals it has engaged on. The firm also refers to overarching ambitions to “promote sustainable development” and to “help achieve China’s Carbon Neutral and Carbon Peak goals,” but provides no detail on the precise legislative or regulatory outcomes it is advocating. Taken together, these disclosures offer only limited insight into the company’s climate-policy lobbying activities.
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