Regulators, insurers, and lenders are increasingly requiring companies to assess how climate change could affect their business, both from physical risks like extreme weather and flooding, and from policy risks like carbon pricing and tightening emissions rules. If you report under CSRD, ISSB (IFRS S2), or California SB 261, you need scenario analysis showing how your business performs under different climate futures. This feeds directly into your financial disclosures and affects how insurers and lenders price your risk.

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Our services include:

• Climate Risk Identification & Materiality – Identify material physical and transition risks across operations, assets, and value chains, aligned with regulatory and investor expectations.

• Scenario Analysis & Stress Testing – Assess how different climate and policy pathways impact your business over short, medium, and long-term horizons, supporting CSRD, ISSB/IFRS S2, TCFD, California SB 261, and UK SRS disclosure requirements.

• Adaptation & Resilience Planning – Translate climate risk insights into practical actions that protect business continuity, asset values, and supply chain reliability.

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NOAA documents 20+ billion-dollar weather disasters in the US annually, with climate-driven losses rising year over year. Insurers, lenders, and regulators are repricing climate risk in real time. Companies without a structured climate risk assessment face tightening insurance terms, declining asset valuations, and disclosure gaps that regulators and investors increasingly treat as governance failures.