Climate risks: an investor's field guide to identification and assessment

By:

Buhr, Bob

Material type: Text

TextSeries: Wiley Finance SeriesPublication details: John Wiley & Sons, Inc., New Jersey 2023Description: x, 240 pISBN:

9781394187362

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DDC classification:

658.421 BUH

Summary: Assess the likelihood, timing and scope of climate risks In Climate Risks: An Investor’s Field Guide to Identification and Assessment, financial analyst Bob Buhr delivers a risk-based framework for classifying and measuring potential climate risks at the firm level, and their potential financial impacts. The author presents a “climate risk taxonomy” that encompasses a broad range of physical, transition and natural capital risks that may impact a firm’s financial profile. The taxonomy presented in the book will be of interest to investors and lenders involved in: The identification and assessment of the potential scope and impact of a wide range of risks that might normally remain outside of more traditional risk or credit analysis, usually for horizon issues; The determination of the points at which climate risks may crystallize into real and significant financial exposure The assessment of the relative aggregate riskiness of portfolios exposed to climate and natural capital risks at the firm level A rigorous and practical toolkit for the assessment and measurement of a broad range of potential climate risks, this book offers fund managers, portfolio analysts, risk experts, and other finance professionals a clear blueprint for assessing potential financial impacts at firms arising from climate change. (https://www.wiley.com/en-gb/Climate+Risks%3A+An+Investor's+Field+Guide+to+Identification+and+Assessment-p-9781394187355#description-section)

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Table of content:
Preface ix

Chapter 1 Introduction: Why We Need a Risk Taxonomy 1

Chapter 2 What Should a Climate Risk Taxonomy Do? 19

Chapter 3 The Climate Risk Taxonomy and Its Constituents 45

Chapter 4 Physical Risks 57

Chapter 5 Adaptation Risks 95

Chapter 6 Mitigation Risks 131

Chapter 7 Natural Capital Risks 193

Chapter 8 Concluding Observations 217

Selected Bibliography 219

Organizational Information 223

Acknowledgments 227

About the Author 229

Index 231
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Assess the likelihood, timing and scope of climate risks

In Climate Risks: An Investor’s Field Guide to Identification and Assessment, financial analyst Bob Buhr delivers a risk-based framework for classifying and measuring potential climate risks at the firm level, and their potential financial impacts. The author presents a “climate risk taxonomy” that encompasses a broad range of physical, transition and natural capital risks that may impact a firm’s financial profile.

The taxonomy presented in the book will be of interest to investors and lenders involved in:

The identification and assessment of the potential scope and impact of a wide range of risks that might normally remain outside of more traditional risk or credit analysis, usually for horizon issues;
The determination of the points at which climate risks may crystallize into real and significant financial exposure
The assessment of the relative aggregate riskiness of portfolios exposed to climate and natural capital risks at the firm level
A rigorous and practical toolkit for the assessment and measurement of a broad range of potential climate risks, this book offers fund managers, portfolio analysts, risk experts, and other finance professionals a clear blueprint for assessing potential financial impacts at firms arising from climate change.
(https://www.wiley.com/en-gb/Climate+Risks%3A+An+Investor's+Field+Guide+to+Identification+and+Assessment-p-9781394187355#description-section)

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