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Climate change considerations are increasingly on the radar of regulators, financial institutions and the market. The New Zealand Government has signalled its intent to mandate climate-related financial disclosures for 200 organisations, ensuring climate change risks and opportunities are no longer something on the periphery of business planning and decision making.
Businesses need to be prepared to respond to emerging risks and opportunities generated by physical climate change and market and regulatory developments that seek to accelerate New Zealand’s transition to a low carbon economy.
Key questions to consider:
We can help with:
We can help you respond to increasing regulatory, investor and public expectations to disclose your management of climate-related risks in line with the TCFD recommendations:
Key questions to consider:
We can help with:
identification of transitional and physical climate change risks and opportunities relevant to your organisation
climate scenario modelling and risk assessment:
forward-looking strategy development incorporating different climate scenarios and assessing the long-term viability of your firm's current operation
identification and quantification of business risks caused by climate change or transition to a low-carbon economy under a 2°C or 4°C world vs. BAU
comparison of strategies to respond to the risks and opportunities presented by climate change.
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