A fresh take on risk and valuation
Understanding the Importance of Climate Risk Management
Amid the urgent need to address climate change, robust risk measurement and environmental risk management are imperative. Banks play a pivotal role in financing sustainable finance and achieving a carbon-neutral economy through adherence to ESG principles.
Regulatory Mandates for Banks: ECB Guidelines and National Bodies
Mandatory climate risk assessment directives from the ECB and national bodies require climate stress testing, scenario analysis, and climate change modelling for effective risk management.
Innovative Methodologies for Effective Climate Risk Management
Innovative methodologies are essential to address the unique nature of climate risks, encompassing physical risk and transition risk identification, monitoring, and reporting.
Gap Analysis and Action Plans for Compliance
Climate Stress Testing and Scenario Analysis for Risk Assessment
Strategic Portfolio Rebalancing in Response to Climate Scenarios
Measurement of Physical and Transition Risks in Portfolios
Climate Risk Identification and Monitoring Processes
Portfolio Alignment and Climate Target Setting
ECB's November 2020 guide on climate and environmental risks highlights 13 key areas, including Strategy, Governance, Risk Management, and Disclosures, mandating bank compliance. This mirrors the urgency of addressing climate change, spurring adoption of climate adaptation, ESG, and sustainable and green finance. Yet, mastering environmental and climate risk management remains intricate.
Adapting Risk Management Frameworks to address Climate Risks entails a focused approach on Risk Assessment, mapping, and integrating Climate Risk Indicators.
Leverage historical experience in scenario analysis and climate stress tests to quantitatively assess exposure to transition and physical risks, aligning with sustainability goals.
Banks are urged to conduct comprehensive materiality assessments, risk identification, monitoring, and stress tests, considering diverse transition scenarios.
As Climate-Related and Environmental Risk Measurement requires unique methodologies and longer timelines, financial institutions need to enhance their risk management and measurement toolkits. The ECB's guidelines necessitate progress in climate risk disclosures, climate stress tests, and thematic reviews.
Leveraging Finalyse's expertise in Risk Measurement
Achieving adherence to the ECB's Regulatory Compliance
Evaulating Transition and Physical Risk Exposures in Portfolios
Incorporating Climate Risk into Financial Frameworks
Customized Methodology for Unique Institutional Needs
Alexandre Synadino is a managing consultant with expertise in risk data analytics, climate risk management and regulatory reporting. He is an active member of the Finalyse Climate Risk Centre. His main area of expertise lies in the research, design and development of physical risk assessments using different tools and methods. Alexandre is involved in the conceptualisation of measurement approaches to cover multiple hazard types, geographies and scenarios to respond to regulatory demands for granular and forward-looking analyses.
Meghna Jain is a Senior Consultant based in Finalyse Brussels with expertise in identification and assessment of climate-related risks across portfolios and integrating climate-related risks within the overall risk systems of the financial institution. She has extensive experience with a large European Bank in building scenarios, carrying out environmental risk assessments, setting risk appetites and working with transition risk models for stress testing.