Climate Risk

Climate & ESG Risk

ESG risk management for credit institutions under EBA/GL/2025/01, and physical climate risk translated into damage, production loss and financial impact.

Financial Regulation

EBA ESG Risk Guidelines

The EBA Guidelines on the management of ESG risks (EBA/GL/2025/01) set expectations for how banks identify, measure, manage and monitor ESG risks, including transition plans. They apply from 11 January 2026, and from 11 January 2027 at the latest for small and non-complex institutions. I help translate them into materiality assessments, methodologies and risk processes.

Applies to
KPIs I calculate
ESG materiality scores
By risk type, sector and horizon
Climate overlays on PD / LGD and ECL uplift
Scenario-based transmission into credit risk
Collateral climate haircut
Physical risk applied to collateral value
Financed emissions and alignment
Portfolio emissions and sector pathways
Sector concentration and limits
Exposure to carbon-intensive sectors versus appetite
Transition-plan milestones
Targets and progress for the institution’s plan

Full EBA ESG Risk Guidelines page →

Climate Risk

Physical Climate Risk

Floods, heat, hail and storms affect assets, operations and collateral today, and climate change shifts these hazards over time. I assess acute and chronic hazards under climate scenarios and translate them into damage, production loss and financial impact.

Applies to
KPIs I calculate
Hazard scores
Hail, extreme wind and storm, flood, heat
Composite physical-risk score
Combined exposure per asset
Expected loss
Damage under current and future climate, from damage ratios
Production loss
Lost output for energy and operating assets
Climate-adjusted revenue and DSCR
Financial effect of production loss

Full Physical Climate Risk page →

Sample work available. Methodology case studies with illustrative data show how I approach Climate & ESG Risk. Ask for the relevant case study, or describe what you need.

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