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Transition risks: How to move ahead

Author: The CO Firm, Kepler Cheuvreux

Industry Group: All Industry Groups

Guidance / Tool - 2018

This report is the last in a series of six which make up Kepler Cheuvreux (KECH) and The CO-Firm’s contribution to the Energy Transition (ET) Risks project (funded by the European Commission). Since the TCFD published its recommendations, there has been a greater emphasis on scenario analysis to assess the opportunities and risks from measures taken to limit global warming. This report brings together the main conclusions from the analysis of how transition risks could impact the financial performance of companies through examples from the utilities, autos, steel and cement sectors. Read all reports in this series at http://co-firm.com/en/publikationen/.

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Keywords: Assets and liabilities, Capital and financing, Climate-related opportunities, Climate-related risk, Financial impacts, Transition risks
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