We support you in identifying, analyzing and assessing physical and transitory climate risks and opportunities as part of TCFD reporting.
The Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD) has adopted the framework developed by the Financial Stability Board (FSB), which was initiated by the G20, for standardised risk reporting and the voluntary disclosure of climate-related financial information and data by companies. We understand the value of this reporting and can help you implement it.
Due to the complexity and scope of TCFD reporting, support is often required on the corporate side, particularly when it comes to identifying the physical and transitional climate risks that need to be disclosed in the report.
We can help you analyse and assess the forward-looking risks of climate change to your business model, as well as identifying opportunities and consistently integrating the results into corporate reporting.
TCFD climate reporting focuses on climate-related opportunities and risks. In their report, companies should state how resilient their business model is to the effects of climate change and disclose relevant financial information. The reporting is based on four categories: Governance, strategy, risk management, and key figures and targets.
Thanks to our many years of experience, we are familiar with all the relevant requirements and guidelines, and can assist you with the long-term implementation of TCFD-compliant reporting.
Reporting instruments, such as the TCFD, can be challenging for companies. Our mission is also to demonstrate the opportunities arising from climate change, which often only come to companies' attention through such reporting. These include new opportunities in areas such as resource efficiency, energy sources, products, services, markets and resilience.
We provide long-term, holistic support in assessing climate-related risks and opportunities, working with you to develop goals and measures that will ensure your company is sustainable and fit for the future.