How are climate-related risks and opportunities affecting yourorganization's businesses, strategy and financial planning?Increasingly, companies are asking themselves that question toprepare for an uncertain future.
Indeed, the impact of climate risk is a topic that regulatorsare considering as well. The Financial Stability Board set upthe Task Force on Climate-related FinancialDisclosures “to help identify the information needed byinvestors, lenders and insurance underwriters to appropriatelyassess and price climate-related risks and opportunities.”
These voluntary disclosures would give stakeholders a clearerpicture of how companies perceive and are addressing climate risks.And the National Association of Insurance Commissioners' InsurerClimate Risk Disclosure Survey, adopted in 2010, is now mandatoryfor larger insurers.
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