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True or false?
Yes.
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Climate risk is apparently too uncertain for banks
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to quantify and prioritize in their financial decisions.
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What do you think?
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I think it's false,
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but it's also not super straightforward.
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I mean, banks already looking at it for their own risk.
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They're looking at their portfolio and look at the locations
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or to leverage climate hazards,
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or they just look at it from a sector perspective
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and see like, okay, how can we do a scoring about it
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and where can we action upon.
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From your experience, how are they doing it in reality?
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So, I think there are three things to actually look at.
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One is the time horizon of the risks.
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The next one is just the climate scenarios
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that you're using, but then also all the data.
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So, you have the different hazards,
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but you also have the vulnerability of the assets.
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Are they really resilient?
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I think it's also interesting to look at the opportunities.
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Are opportunities out there as well?
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This is a three birds with one stone.
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First, addressing this as a bank,
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you're helping your client manage their own physical risk.
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Second, you're hedging your own risk as a bank,
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because you don't want be sitting on financial decisions
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overlooking some of the risks
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that is more and more material.
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And third, in many and most of the jurisdictions
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that we're looking at, supervisors and regulators
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are asking banks to work on this.
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Three things at once.
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