Climate risk and its impact on financial institutions
8 steps to get a head start on performing climate scenario analyses that tests your resilience to emerging climate-related financial risks.
How to quantify the potential financial impacts of climate change
Climate change is a systemic risk for the financial services industry, governments, and prudential regulators around the world are proposing new requirements to better understand the impacts of climate change on their economies and regulated entities. Already, leading financial institutions (FIs) are adapting existing stress testing and lessons learned from capital planning exercises to perform climate scenario analyses that will test their resilience to the emerging financial risks associated with climate change.
KPMG can help your organization improve your understanding of:
- The financial risks associated with climate change
- How to adjust and respond to different climate scenarios
- How to improve financial and non-financial climate risk management
Read the paper below to learn about 8 steps your financial organization can take to get a head start on performing climate scenario analyses.
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Climate risk and its impact on financial institutions
Eight steps to get a head start on performing climate scenario analyses that tests your resilience to emerging climate-related financial risks.
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