Buhr, Bob,
Climate risks : an investor's field guide to identification and assessment / Bob Buhr. - 1 online resource (x, 240 pages) : illustrations(chiefly color), color map. - - The Wiley finance series. . - Wiley finance series. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Climate Risks: An Investor's Field Guide to Identification and Assessment presents a framework for classifying climate risks at the firm level, a "climate risk taxonomy" that captures a broad range of physical and transition risks that may affect a firm's financial profile. This enables banks, investors, and regulators to: assess the relative aggregate riskiness of portfolios that derive from climate and natural capital risks at the firm level; assess the potential scope and impact of a wide range of risks that would not normally appear in more traditional risk or credit analysis; and to formulate a judgment on where and when climate risks may become financial risks"--
About the Author
BOB BUHR, PHD, is an Honorary Research Fellow at Imperial College’s Centre for Climate Finance & Investment. He spent 30 years as a corporate bond analyst and is currently engaged with several NGOs on an array of climate-related issues, including natural capital and adaptation risks. He has published several reports on topics like green bonds, climate-vulnerable countries, and sovereign risks.
9781394187362 9781394187355 1394187351 9781394187348 1394187343 9781394187379 1394187378
10.1002/9781394187348 doi
Financial risk.
Financial risk management.
Climatic changes--Economic aspects.
Electronic books.
HB615 / .B827 2023
658.15/5
Climate risks : an investor's field guide to identification and assessment / Bob Buhr. - 1 online resource (x, 240 pages) : illustrations(chiefly color), color map. - - The Wiley finance series. . - Wiley finance series. .
Includes bibliographical references and index.
"Climate Risks: An Investor's Field Guide to Identification and Assessment presents a framework for classifying climate risks at the firm level, a "climate risk taxonomy" that captures a broad range of physical and transition risks that may affect a firm's financial profile. This enables banks, investors, and regulators to: assess the relative aggregate riskiness of portfolios that derive from climate and natural capital risks at the firm level; assess the potential scope and impact of a wide range of risks that would not normally appear in more traditional risk or credit analysis; and to formulate a judgment on where and when climate risks may become financial risks"--
About the Author
BOB BUHR, PHD, is an Honorary Research Fellow at Imperial College’s Centre for Climate Finance & Investment. He spent 30 years as a corporate bond analyst and is currently engaged with several NGOs on an array of climate-related issues, including natural capital and adaptation risks. He has published several reports on topics like green bonds, climate-vulnerable countries, and sovereign risks.
9781394187362 9781394187355 1394187351 9781394187348 1394187343 9781394187379 1394187378
10.1002/9781394187348 doi
Financial risk.
Financial risk management.
Climatic changes--Economic aspects.
Electronic books.
HB615 / .B827 2023
658.15/5