Royal Bank of Canada said information in the document is for general purposes only and should not be relied on as legal, financial or other professional advice.
RBC said forward-looking statements and ESG, including climate, metrics may rest on assumptions, estimates and judgments, and it did not guarantee the material was complete or fully accurate.
The bank directed readers to cautionary language in its latest climate report and sustainability report, available through its reporting and performance website.
Except where law requires otherwise, RBC said neither it nor its affiliates undertake to update the document, and readers bear responsibility for how they use the information.
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