Financial sector

ESG and
Climate Strategies

ESG and
Climate Strategies

Some of our clients start their sustainability journey with individual measures such as setting up a reporting, a green product or collecting selected data (e.g. GHG emissions data).
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Portfolio Footprinting

Portfolio Footprinting

True to the motto “You can’t manage what you don’t measure”, the footprinting of GHG emissions in the portfolio is the starting point for everything that follows.
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Climate Targets and Transition Plans

Portfolio Target-Setting and Steering

The overarching goal is to redirect capital flows to sustainable activities (see, for example, the EU Sustainable Finance Action Plan), and in particular to contribute to the achievement of the Paris Climate Agreement. This implies a reorientation of financial institutions’ existing activities.
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EU Taxonomy

EU Taxonomy

With the Sustainable Finance Taxonomy, the European Commission pursues the goal of uniformly classifying sustainable economic activities and continuously increasing their share in the overall economy through corresponding reporting obligations for financial institutions and companies.
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Scenario Analysis and
Stress Tests

Scenario Analysis and
Stress Tests

Regulatory and market pressure to understand climate change’s financial implications for one’s own portfolio and to align corporate governance and risk management measures accordingly is steadily increasing.
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Sustainability reporting

Sustainability Reporting

Whether voluntary or mandatory: reporting on ESG strategies and their implementation has become a standard requirement from investors and many other stakeholders. Choosing the most suitable reporting standard, identifying potential synergies, and ensuring an efficient reporting process are crucial for how a company’s ESG performance is perceived externally.
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