ESG & sustainability
Climate risk, quantifiedand disclosure-ready.
We assess and quantify physical and transition climate risk, test it against scenarios, and structure the output to TCFD and IFRS S2. The result is decision-grade: exposures a board can act on, priced in the language a CFO and investors recognise.
01The work
Five pieces of work, one decision-grade output.
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Physical risk
Acute and chronic hazards across sites and the value chain, from flooding and heat to water stress, mapped to assets and operations.
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Transition risk
Policy, carbon pricing, technology and market shifts, including exposure to mechanisms such as CBAM.
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Scenario analysis
Performance tested across recognised climate and policy pathways.
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Quantification
Material risks and opportunities expressed financially.
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Disclosure
Structured for IFRS S2, which builds directly on the TCFD recommendations.
02Two kinds of risk
One comes from the climate. The other comes from the response to it.
A company can be lightly exposed on one axis and heavily exposed on the other. Assessing them together, without separating the drivers, is how a board ends up with a number it cannot act on.
Illustrative placements. Real exposures are mapped to your assets and value chain, then tested against recognised climate and policy pathways.
03Why it matters
Assurance rewards analysis that is quantified and scenario-tested. It exposes analysis that is narrative and generic.
Climate risk is now a governance and disclosure obligation, not a sustainability footnote.
05Questions
Answered plainly.
Yes. IFRS S2 builds on TCFD, so the work maps straight across.
Testing how the business performs under different climate and policy futures, to reveal material physical and transition risk.
Physical risk comes from a changing climate; transition risk comes from the shift to a low-carbon economy.
Next
Request a briefing.
Every engagement begins with a senior advisor and a confidential conversation to test fit and scope. A response within one business day.