The low-carbon transition is profoundly changing the economy and generating risks as well as opportunities for businesses. To understand these transformations and explore possible futures, companies have an asset: scenario analysis. But they still need to understand what a scenario is, how to use it and what results their financiers want to know. To help them, I4CE just released a new guide for companies, and dedicates its newsletter to scenario analysis. Find out everything there is to know on the subject by reading our reports, our latest blog post and by watching our video.
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NEW REPORT! Scenario analysis of the issues of the low-carbon transition
This I4CE guide provides non-financial companies with many resources - methods, tools, literature - to engage them in a scenario analysis approach. It also gives them ways to communicate useful information on their approach to financial actors, while overcoming the issue of confidentiality illustrated by extracts from voluntary reporting.
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Financial Reporting by companies and Scenario Analysis: Standardization is not the answer
The European Commission has opened a consultation for the revision of the Directive on extra-financial reporting. The challenge: to strengthen the obligation for 6,000 large companies to publicly communicate on how they deal with issues such as climate change. According to Romain Hubert of I4CE, reporting must be strengthened in particular on the scenario analyses that companies conduct. But what exactly should they communicate?
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