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30/11/2021
As the physical and transition risks from climate change grow more prominent, regulators in many nations are making climate reporting mandatory.
In Australia company directors will be required to disclose climate change as a material risk and New Zealand from 2023 financial organisations will be required to report in line with the recommendations of the Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD).
In this episode of Marsh’s Risk in Context podcast, Sophie Griffin (Marsh Advisory Pacific) and Nick Faull (Marsh Advisory UK) look at climate reporting trends and the actions businesses can take to prepare for mandatory reporting requirements.
Who is this for: CEOs, Company Directors, Risk Managers
How long: 24 mins
Topics discussed:
ESG Leader, Pacific Region, Marsh’s Advisory
Australia
Sophie Griffin is a principal consultant with Marsh’s Advisory practice in the Pacific. Sophie helps Marsh clients reduce their exposure to natural hazards through modeling, emergency response planning, business continuity planning, and recommendations related to physical loss and resultant business interruption.
Head of Climate & Sustainability Risk, Marsh
United Kingdom
Nick Faull is head of Marsh Advisory’s Strategic Risk Consulting Practice in the UK, through which he leads the rollout of Marsh’s climate proposition. He has extensive experience consulting to leading financial institutions and has completed a DPhil in climate change modeling at Oxford University.
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