
Finance
Have you incorporated climate and natural risks into your investment, credit, or insurance strategies?
We support you in implementing environmental strategies and operational action plans tailored to financial institutions and their specific challenges.
Our expertise is based on our ability to link climate and environmental issues, tailored to the specific characteristics of our business portfolios.
Issues
How do you strengthen the resilience of your assets and business models while contributing to the economic transition?
A sector with dual exposure
Financial institutions are exposed, through the companies and infrastructure they finance or insure, to the intensification of climate-related risks (damage to assets, increased claims, business interruptions) and to the economic impacts of the low-carbon transition (loss of value of incompatible businesses, regulatory constraints, stranded assets).
Without foresight, financial institutions risk economic losses and a decline in competitiveness.
Increasing regulatory requirements
New regulations (SFDR Articles 8 and 9, EU Taxonomy, and the CSRD) and prudential requirements (EBA, ECB) require financial institutions to measure, disclose, and manage climate-related impacts and risks.
At the same time, the investment community and clients are demanding greater transparency regarding risks and opportunities, as well as credible transition plans.
Voluntary frameworks (SBTi, NZIF, TCFD, TNFD, etc.) are evolving to support this requirement and provide a structure for related practices.
Opportunities to Seize
New markets are emerging as the environmental transition gains momentum (renewable energy, sustainable infrastructure, energy efficiency, adaptation, etc.).
By taking action early, financial institutions can ensure long-term performance, strengthen the resilience of their portfolios, meet expectations for transparency, and position themselves at the forefront of a changing market.
The experts at Carbone 4 work with major players in the financial sector, offering a tailored approach.
Assessing the Impact of Portfolios (All Asset Classes)
Quantification of climate impact and the nature of financing and investment activities in accordance with market standards, drawing on our sector-specific expertise tailored to various asset portfolios (real estate, insurance, public and private equities, loans, infrastructure).
Developing Your Climate and Nature Strategy
Defining a strategy based on the appropriate standard (Science-Based Targets for Financial Institutions, Science-Based Targets for Nature, NZIF, etc.).
Breakdown into operational action plans, quantified in terms of benefits and costs, to sustainably reduce impacts and achieve targets.
Incorporate regulatory requirements and voluntary frameworks
Compliance support for climate and nature-related issues to meet regulatory requirements (SFDR Articles 8 and 9, green bonds, SLL, CSRD, etc.), as well as voluntary frameworks (TCFD, TNFD, SBTi, NZIF, etc.).
Supporting the Transformation of CSR and Business Teams
Customized training for teams (business managers, risk managers, asset managers, etc.) on climate, environmental, regulatory, and industry-specific issues, through training modules tailored to the target audience.
Supporting Operational Transformation
Development of management tools and metrics to support the implementation and monitoring of the climate and nature strategy by business teams.
Support for skill development through monitoring and in-depth studies of a variety of sectors.
Please contact us to discuss your specific challenges and needs.
A custom study? Expert input from our specialists on your topics? Adaptation strategy or biodiversity?

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