Elevate your reporting with premium climate risk data

The severe impacts of climate change are creating multiple challenges for businesses across all sectors. Rising temperatures, changing weather patterns and the increase in extreme climate-related disasters are adding new physical risks to your business. 

And increasing regulatory and stakeholder requirements are putting additional pressure on you to provide greater transparency on your exposure to climate risks. According to an EY survey, 86% of the corporate executives and managers who responded to the 2022 EY Long-Term Value and Corporate Governance Survey say that a focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues, and sustainable, inclusive growth has been critical to building trust with stakeholders in today’s uncertain times.* Reporting on climate risk is therefore no longer a possibility, it’s becoming a constant requirement.

Location Risk Intelligence helps you to meet your obligations for full and transparent reporting and disclosure

With Location Risk Intelligence you can clearly assess the risks posed by climate change on the basis of highly up-to-date, resilient data and thus meet the growing demands on your reporting at all times, especially in terms of greater transparency.

Instead of personal estimates, you meet the increasing pressure from a wide range of stakeholders such as investors, regulators and climate activists, with facts which fully disclose your company's exposure to climate change risks.

There is a growing demand for greater transparency on climate-related risks. Are you ready?

A range of initiatives are driving the need for companies to understand and disclose the physical risks posed by climate change. National and regional regulators have also issued guidelines or regulations requiring companies to disclose their exposure to climate risks. Location Risk Intelligence provides you with the best support for all types of climate-related reporting, such as …

• CSRD Reporting
  Analyse and disclose climate-related physical risks and site-specific impacts for your business and value chain in low or high emission climate scenarios, as per the EU Directive
• IFRS S2 Reporting
  Identify and report on climate-related physical risks to which your company is exposed in accordance with explicit metrics listed in sector-specific appendices
• TCFD Reporting
  Identify and assess climate-related physical risks and opportunities, and analyse site-specific exposure to various acute and chronic hazards in accordance with multiple IPCC-compliant climate scenarios
• Swiss Climate Ordinance
  Identify and assess climate-related physical risks and opportunities and analyse site-specific exposure to various acute and chronic hazards in accordance with multiple IPCC-compliant climate scenarios
• EU Taxonomy
  Assess the alignment of your actions with the taxonomy, meeting climate protection or adaptation criteria while demonstrating compliance with Do No Significant Harm criteria
• Financial Conduct Authority (UK)
  Identify and assess climate-related physical risks and opportunities and analyse site-specific exposure to various acute and chronic hazards in accordance with multiple IPCC-compliant climate scenarios
• OSFI B15 (Canada)
  Financial Institutions are provided with reliable data to report and disclose on climate-related physical risks supporting the development of greater resilience to and the management of these risks
   

Download our whitepaper, developed in partnership with Stakeholder Reporting, to learn how to comply with reporting and understand company-specific climate risks.