Climate change adaptation
Episode 76 of the FOOTPRINT+ podcasts podcast, hosted by FOOTPRINT+, titled "Climate change adaptation" was published on November 20, 2024 and runs 42 minutes.
November 20, 2024 ·42m · FOOTPRINT+ podcasts
Summary
Climate change resilience is therefore a recurring theme within all global new and emerging ESG disclosure frameworks, including the SFDR and EU Taxonomy. Born off the back of the insurance industry’s recent losses due to the physical impacts of climate change, there is a growing emphasis on mitigation and evaluation of physical risks to individual assets and portfolios. It is expected that all buildings will require bespoke physical risk assessments and adaptation strategies within the next three years, or risk insurance premium rises and asset devaluation. This session will introduce the definition of Climate change resilience and adaptation including the SFDR and the EU Taxonomy, requirements including: to review the risks to individual assets or entire funds for their physical, reputation and transitional risks associated with climate change in accordance with TFCD and IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures to produce risk reduction plans and implementation strategies to future proof assets, funds, and portfolios Simon Wyatt, Partner, Sustainability - Cundall Laura Thrower, Senior Responsible Property Investment Analyst - Royal London Asset Management Elisabeth Marlow, Principal Consultant, Sustainability - Cundall Bernadette Middleton, Climate Change Risk Engineer - Zurich Insurance
Episode Description
Climate change resilience is therefore a recurring theme within all global new and emerging ESG disclosure frameworks, including the SFDR and EU Taxonomy. Born off the back of the insurance industry’s recent losses due to the physical impacts of climate change, there is a growing emphasis on mitigation and evaluation of physical risks to individual assets and portfolios. It is expected that all buildings will require bespoke physical risk assessments and adaptation strategies within the next three years, or risk insurance premium rises and asset devaluation.
This session will introduce the definition of Climate change resilience and adaptation including the SFDR and the EU Taxonomy, requirements including:
- to review the risks to individual assets or entire funds for their physical, reputation and transitional risks associated with climate change in accordance with TFCD and IFRS S2 Climate-related Disclosures
- to produce risk reduction plans and implementation strategies to future proof assets, funds, and portfolios