Recognition, but not acceptance, of temperature overshoot may become a necessity for investors, companies and policymakers.
Ben McEwen, Climate Analyst at Sarasin & Partners, outlines how capital markets continue to misprice climate-related risks due to a lack of...
A new report highlights the importance of asset owners stress testing investments in the face of rising demand for resources.
As he takes a different role, Mark Fulton, Founder and Project Director of the Inevitable Policy Response, says investors should expect an...
To address limitations in scenario analysis investors are likely to develop their own in-house models to fill sectoral and geographical data gaps.
Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosure reporting is not yet driving the climate strategy of pension funds, but the industry is learning,...
Ahead of the NGFS’ deadline for feedback on its climate scenarios, experts argue models must be more realistic and robust to give...
Efficiency-focused business models leaving scenario analysis in the dark.
Climate risk analysis typically entails the development of scenario-based stress tests for assessing bank solvency and liquidity, using bank level data.
Without early action, the UK’s largest banks and insurers would suffer climate-related losses worth US$418 billion by 2050.
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