Decision Use Case

Where is climate risk material?

Corporate Exposure

A strategic climate risk assessment across assets, operations and key suppliers, giving senior teams defensible evidence for decisions and governance.

The Board Question

Senior teams need one clear view of climate risk

Climate risk affects assets, costs and suppliers, but evidence is often fragmented across teams and reports.

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Boards, risk and finance leaders

Finance leaders, risk committees, operations teams and governance leads needing a quantified view of climate exposure across material assets, costs and suppliers.

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Strategic decisions and governance confidence

Capital planning, resilience investment, insurance strategy, supplier risk and governance all depend on knowing where climate exposure is financially material.

Why Frameworks Are Not Enough

Most approaches give fragments, not a decision view

Climate reports often describe risks, but do not quantify exposure across assets, costs and suppliers in one usable view.

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Frameworks need evidence, not just narrative

TCFD, CSRD and IFRS S2 shape reporting. They do not create the quantified analysis leaders need for decisions.

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Consultant reports can be hard to reuse

Qualitative assessments are hard to compare, refresh or defend when boards, lenders and auditors ask for traceable methodology.

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Outputs must support real decisions

Senior teams need evidence linking climate exposure to assets, costs and suppliers, not disconnected analysis outside planning.

What You Get

One quantified view of where climate risk is financially material

A strategic assessment for board decisions, governance, planning and follow-on action.

  • Portfolio-wide climate risk assessment across material assets and key suppliers
  • Scenario and time-horizon analysis for decisions, governance and reporting
  • Financially quantified exposure by asset, hazard, supplier and scenario
  • Corporate Climate Risk Assessment for board presentation and external review
What It Looks Like

Total exposure by scenario and horizon, then by asset

The Corporate Climate Risk Assessment is built from the RedLines Pro financial summary.

RedLines Pro financial summary showing total value at risk per climate scenario per decadeSample data

Value at risk by scenario and horizon

The company-level view: total value at risk for each climate scenario and each decade, in monetary terms, with the assumptions visible.

RedLines Pro asset view showing a single asset value at risk broken down by climate hazardSample data

Then down to the assets driving it

Each material asset with its own exposure by hazard, so the board view traces to the sites behind it.

In practice: a 200-property hotel portfolio was assessed and prioritised in three weeks for a board that needed credible evidence fast; the disclosure report passed external audit without modification. Read the case study ›

The Corporate Climate Risk Assessment

Corporate Climate Risk Assessment

A governed PDF covering climate risk across your material assets and key suppliers. Structured for board decisions, governance, planning and external review.

  • Financially quantified outputs across scenarios and time horizons
  • Consistent methodology across assets and suppliers for comparable results
  • Review-ready assumptions, traceable data sources and clear limitations
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Corporate Climate Risk Assessment

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How It Scales

From a first assessment to a recurring risk capability

Commission a one-time corporate exposure report or use it as the foundation for ongoing scenario planning and governance.

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Establish the baseline

Commission a Corporate Climate Risk Assessment for material assets and key suppliers. It creates the quantified foundation for decisions, governance and reporting.

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Refresh as the business changes

Assets, suppliers and exposure change over time. Refresh the assessment on your governance cycle so results remain comparable.

Relevant Sectors

Real Estate and Property Infrastructure and Utilities Industrial and Manufacturing

Ready to understand where climate risk is material? Talk to our team.