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title: "From Transition Plans to Capital: Aligning Investors and Companies in Canada"
description: Join us to explore how transition plans can move beyond disclosure toward implementation and capital allocation​.
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Join us to explore how transition plans can move beyond disclosure toward implementation and capital allocation​.

**Date and time:** September 9, 2026 15:00 to 17:00 EDT

**Venue: **BMO Global Asset Management, 24th Floor, 100 King St. West, First Canadian Place, Toronto, Ontario M5X 1H3

Research by Business Future Pathways​​​​, underpinned by ​​CDP data, has highlighted both growing uptake of transition planning in Canada and persistent gaps in consistency, implementation and alignment between financial institutions and companies. ​Business Future Pathways, in collaboration with the Canadian Climate Institute, is​ now undertaking a next phase of work to develop ​standardized, ​practical guidance on credible transition plans grounded in the Canadian context, informed by investor and corporate perspectives.​

At the same time, CDP’s global work on transition finance and its newly developed assessment methodology for credible transition plans provide a benchmark for how investors assess transition risk and capital alignment across markets. Together, these insights point to a critical opportunity: to reconcile global best practice with Canadian realities, and to clarify what investors need to see for transition plans to meaningfully inform financing decisions​. This is ​particularly​ important​ for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), where capacity and access to capital remain key challenges.

**Join us for this ​​​​event conven​ing​ investors, companies, and experts to explore how transition plans can move beyond disclosure toward implementation and capital allocation​. **The insights from this ​​workshop will help inform and shape forthcoming market guidance ​​from ​​Canada’s new independent [<u>Taxonomy and Transition Planning Council</u>](https://www.businessfuturepathways.ca/governance/council/), slated for public release in 2027.​