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Climate risk & TCFD
Physical and transition risk, quantified.
In short
A climate risk assessment quantifies your physical and transition risk — structured to TCFD, ready for IFRS S2, scenario-tested, and expressed in financial terms a board and investors can act on rather than as a qualitative heat map.
What it is
An assessment and quantification of your physical and transition climate risk, structured to TCFD and ready for IFRS S2 — scenario-tested and expressed in financial terms a board and investors can act on.
Why it matters
Climate risk is now a governance and disclosure obligation, not a sustainability footnote. Assurance and investor scrutiny reward quantified, scenario-tested analysis and expose narrative, generic analysis.
The disclosure hook is direct: IFRS S2 builds on the TCFD recommendations and is being adopted across jurisdictions representing over 60% of global GDP (S&P Global; ISSB, 2026), and transition risk now explicitly includes carbon-pricing exposure such as CBAM, live since January 2026 (European Commission, 2026).
What & how we do it
The work, in the order we do it.
- Identify physical risk — acute and chronic hazards across sites and value chain
- Identify transition risk — policy, carbon pricing, technology and market shifts
- Run scenario analysis against recognised pathways
- Quantify material exposures financially
- Structure disclosure for IFRS S2
Standards & frameworks
- TCFD
- IFRS S2
Common questions
Physical comes from a changing climate; transition from the shift to a low-carbon economy.
Yes — S2 builds on TCFD, so the work maps straight across.
Quantify your climate risk.
Send us a site list and we will scope the physical and transition exposure worth quantifying.
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