Lobbying Governance
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Enstar Group Ltd. has established a robust governance structure for managing climate-related risk, with its “EGL Risk Committee” receiving “quarterly ERM reports providing information regarding aspects of climate change risk” and an “ESG Oversight Group” comprising senior executives “to oversee the implementation of our ESG (including climate-related) strategy,” yet we found no evidence of any policies, processes, or assigned oversight specifically governing its lobbying or external policy engagement. Although the company states that “Enstar has organised its overall sustainability and corporate responsibility approach along ESG principles,” it does not disclose any mechanism to ensure its direct or indirect lobbying is aligned with its climate commitments, and it confirms that it “does not have” a public commitment to conduct its engagement activities in line with the Paris Agreement and that “we do not plan to have one in the next two years.” This suggests that while Enstar provides transparency on climate risk governance, it does not disclose any governance framework for aligning its lobbying activities with its climate goals.
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