An assessment designed to evaluate the climate change readiness of corporates. The assessment differs from ESG assessment in that it focuses specifically on climate change. We have established a methodology that is constantly being refined and updated. Our approach is based on evaluating publicly available information to determine the readiness based on the following factors:

1) (Climate) Goal and Intent

2) (Identification of) Risks and Opportunities

3) (Climate) Commitments

4) (Scoped GHG) Emissions

5) Decisions and Responses

6) Emissions Progress

A simplified (or proportionate response) approach to banks seeking to implement calculation logic for retail and non-retail scenario analyses. The approach considers the requirements and methodology mentioned in Bank Negara Malaysia's proposed 2024 climate stress test. The approach combines quantitative and qualitative methods, to overcome modelling, data, capability and capacity constraints faced by banks. 

Assist with the development of a transition plan which details amongst others, the assumptions, the strategy, the intent, the expectations, the decisions, and the tasks to be taken as part of the organisation's commitment to the mitigation and adaptation of climate change risks.

Varying levels of complexity and granularity based on the the principle of proporionality - proportionate response.

The exercise includes facilitating scenario description (e.g. world building exercises), shaping the intent and in-turn the strategic goals of senior management and the board of directors, culminating in facilitating the process of listing the decisions to be made (and where appropriate, the tasks to be executed).

A gap analysis against the requirements set forth in Bank Negara Malaysia's Climate Risk Management and Scenario Analysis policy document (Ref: BNM/RH/PD 028-124).

Development of an implementation plan based on Paragraph 14 of the policy document.

Due date: May 2022

Independent review of the Internal Capital Adequacy Assessment Process (ICAAP). The scope of the review can be customised to cover the following:

• Scenarios - narrative and design.

• Risk identification and assessment.

• Risk measurement.

• Stress testing - projections.

• Management actions.

Structure of the engagement: Review after completion of report, or review as part of the ICAAP process.

Scenario analysis and stress testing implementation on a broad range of topics such as:

• Credit risk stress testing.

• Climate scenario analysis.

• ICAAP stress testing.

• Product development.

• Financial projections.