SCOR SE
- Board oversight
- Paris Agreement alignment
- Direct lobbying governance
SCOR SE provides some insight into how it seeks to keep its policy-influencing and wider engagement consistent with its climate goals, noting that it "has decided to join several initiatives like the Climate Action 100+ one for efficient engagement" and that "the Climate Action 100+ framework and especially the Climate Action 100+ benchmark ... ensure that SCOR external engagement activities are consistent with its climate commitments." It further explains that "SCOR uses the Net-Zero benchmark to monitor investees progress towards net-zero GHG emissions in 2050" and recognises that its involvement in the Net-Zero Asset Owner Alliance means that "the NZAOA also publishes some position papers that may contain recommendations to policymakers: this is an indirect involvement for SCOR that is aligned with its climate commitments." These disclosures demonstrate a defined process to check alignment and give examples of how the company actively seeks to keep indirect lobbying and engagement, via CA100+ and the NZAOA, in line with its Paris-aligned objectives, indicating moderate governance. However, the company does not disclose who within the organisation reviews or signs off on climate-related lobbying positions, nor does it describe how its own direct advocacy towards policymakers is monitored, so the depth of oversight, frequency of reviews, and board-level accountability remain unclear.
This assessment is part of the Lobbying Governance Index, covering 8,500 companies scored on whether they have processes to oversee their climate lobbying. See all companies in Europe or all companies in France.