Rising climate risk has corporates around the world announcing targets to cut their emissions. But how can investors know whether a company’s targets are ambitious enough to support our world’s climate goals -- to help mitigate global climate risk? Ned Downie & Adriel Barrett-Johnson talk in this episode with Luiz Amaral, the CEO of the Science-Based Targets Initiative (SBTi), a UN-backed initiative to define and promote best practices in science-based corporate target-setting. Luiz shares:-- How SBTi fits into the growing ecosystem of standards-setters in corporate climate action-- Why ambition in target-setting matters for corporate climate performance-- How SBTi is revamping its governance structure and expanding into accountability around climate targets as part of its next stage