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Extending Our Horizons: Assessing credit risk and opportunity in a changing climate

Author: UNEP FI, Oliver Wyman, Mercer

Industry Group: Banks

Research / Insights - 2018

Along with a Working Group of 16 international banks convened by the UN Environmental Finance Initiative (UNEP FI), we developed a methodology for assessing risks and opportunities associated with the transition to a low-carbon economy (the “transition-related” impacts associated with climate change). The methodology addresses the Strategy element of the TCFD recommendations around the use of scenario analysis for forward-looking assessments of transition-related impacts.

The key aim of the methodology is to help banks assess the transition-related exposures in their corporate loan portfolios where they may have concerns about the potential policy and technology-related impacts of a low-carbon transition, as well as an appetite to explore and capture associated opportunities.

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Keywords: Capital and financing, Financial impacts, Transition risks
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